A Colombian journalist narrowly escaped an accident during a live show. The video of the incident is now being shared on social media. Journalists from sports channel ESPN Columbia were discussing with the guests involved in the show, during which a piece of TV set fell behind them.
Piece of tv set dropped in live show
As can be seen in the video, suddenly the piece falls on his face on the desk. Thankfully, there was no major accident but a minor injury. But the scene of the incident was captured on camera. Surprised by the accident, another anchor immediately announced the brakes while handling the situation.
Shocking video. ESPN anchor crushed live on the air by falling set piece. Thankfully he was uninjured. pic.twitter.com/CeFxy8AksY
– Mike Sington (@MikeSington) March 10, 2021
Journalists narrowly survived in the accident
After the video surfaced, people started worrying about the health of Carlos Ordoose and wished him a quick recovery. A large number of people were seen curious on social media about their health concerns.
I don’t feel fine after watching that. ???? So glad he’s ok!
– Raj (@tightendmaarlhi) March 10, 2021
After the medical checkup, the journalist took to Twitter to reassure the fans. He said that he suffered only minor injuries and was a blow to the nose. On behalf of a colleague, he said on Twitter, “I want to tell those who are worried about my health that I am fine. Thank you well wishers.”
UPDATE: ESPN anchor Carlos Orduz reassures viewers he is fine after being hit by falling set piece: “I must tell you I am fine, thank God, after a medical check-up and examination, any issue was ruled out, only a bruise and blow to the nose (no fracture). “
– Mike Sington (@MikeSington) March 10, 2021
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