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T&T national dies on repatriation flight

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November 1, 2020
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Flashback: A Caribbean Airlines aircraft which repatriated students from Cuba at the Piarco International Airport in July. (ANISTO ALVES)

Flashback: A Caribbean Airlines aircraft which repatriated students from Cuba at the Piarco International Airport in July. (ANISTO ALVES)

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Flashback: A Caribbean Airlines aircraft which repatriated students from Cuba at the Piarco International Airport in July. (ANISTO ALVES)

A Caribbean Airlines repatriation flight from the JFK airport in New York to Trinidad was rerouted to Puerto Rico on Saturday night when one passenger on board began having severe medical issues.

Guardian Media spoke to one passenger on board, who said the elderly man appeared to have died by the time the aircraft landed in Puerto Rico.

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The passenger said the man did not receive any medical treatment while the plane was in the air and when the aircraft landed, paramedics came onboard but after their initial assessment, they did not attend to the man.

A Caribbean Airlines repatriation flight from the JFK airport in New York to Trinidad was rerouted to Puerto Rico on Saturday night when one passenger on board began having severe medical issues.

Guardian Media spoke to one passenger on board, who said the elderly man appeared to have died by the time the aircraft landed in Puerto Rico.

The passenger said the man did not receive any medical treatment while the plane was in the air and when the aircraft landed, paramedics came onboard but after their initial assessment, they did not attend to the man. (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian)

 

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