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A startling mishap in America was caught on camera. On February 19, a helicopter crashed into the ocean near a crowded beach in Florida.
Two people were reportedly hospitalised after the incident off the coast of Miami. Miami Beach police said that they received a call at 1:10 pm local time about the crash near 10 street.
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Two of three occupants of the chopper were taken to the Jackson Memorial Hospital in stable condition, as per the police.
News outlet CNN quoted a former inspector general of US Department of Transportation as saying that the chopper seemed to be losing engine power, according to the available visuals. Mary Schiavo reportedly said that the pilot apparently commandeered the falling chopper away from people on the crowded beach.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will reportedly probe the incident.

On Camera: Chopper crashes near crowded beach in Miami in USA's Florida; 2 hospitalised

CNN quoted a former inspector general of US Department of Transportation as saying that the chopper seemed to be losing engine power.

On Camera: Chopper crashes near crowded beach in USA's Miami; 2 hospitalised

A startling mishap in America was caught on camera. On February 19, a helicopter crashed into the ocean near a crowded beach in Florida. Two people were reportedly hospitalised after the incident off the coast of Miami. Miami Beach police said that they received a call at 1:10 pm local time about the crash near 10 street. Two of three occupants of the chopper were taken to the Jackson Memorial Hospital in stable condition, as per the police. News outlet CNN quoted a former inspector general of US Department of Transportation as saying that the chopper seemed to be losing engine power, according to the available visuals. Mary Schiavo reportedly said that the pilot apparently commandeered the falling chopper away from people on the crowded beach. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will reportedly probe the incident.

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A startling mishap in America was caught on camera.&nbsp;On February 19, a helicopter crashed into the ocean near a crowded beach in Florida.
Two people were reportedly hospitalised after the incident off the coast of Miami.&nbsp;Miami Beach police said that they received a call at 1:10 pm local time about the crash near 10 street.
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Two of three occupants of the chopper were taken to the Jackson Memorial Hospital in stable condition, as per the police.
News outlet CNN quoted a former inspector general of US Department of Transportation as saying that the chopper seemed to be losing engine power, according to the available visuals.&nbsp;Mary Schiavo reportedly said that the pilot apparently commandeered the falling chopper away from people on the crowded beach.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will reportedly probe the incident.

Covid-19: Art Basel Miami Beach has been cancelled

One of the largest art fairs in the world, Art Basel at Miami Beach has been called off.

The annual Art Basel fair in Miami Beach, scheduled to take place in early December, has been cancelled owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The decision has been taken keeping a range of factors in mind, including restrictions on international travel, large-scale gatherings and rules of quarantine. Its Hong&nbsp;Kong and Basel editions were cancelled earlier this year.
Art Basel however has launched a host of digital initiatives, where it will host two editions of its 'Online Viewing Rooms'.
One dedicated to artworks created during 2020 which will be held from the 23rd to the 26th of September. The other will be dedicated pieces created between 1900 and 1999, which will be held from the 28th to the 31st of October.&nbsp;

The annual Art Basel fair in Miami Beach, scheduled to take place in early December, has been cancelled owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The decision has been taken keeping several factors in mind, including restrictions on international travel, need to avoid large-scale gatherings and quarantine rules.&nbsp;
Art Basel however has launched a host of digital initiatives, where it will host two editions of its 'Online Viewing Rooms'.
One edition dedicated to artworks created during 2020 which will be held from the 23rd to the 26th of September. The other dedicated to pieces created between 1900 and 1999 will be held from the 28th to the 31st of October.&nbsp;

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