Over 100 people fall ill at New Jersey graduations in 'mass casualty' incident due to extreme heat
- More than 100 attendees fell ill due to extreme heat at a graduation ceremony in Passaic County, New Jersey, prompting emergency workers to shut down the event.
- Around 160 students and audience members required medical assistance, with 16 being hospitalized, according to a spokesperson for Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh.
- Temperatures were nearly 100 degrees during the ceremony, causing health concerns among participants.
- Mayor Andre Sayegh declared a state of emergency and issued an extreme heat advisory for safety.
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'Mass Casualty Incident': Over 150 People Leveled by Extreme Heat Wave at School Event
More than 150 people were stricken by the heat Monday in Paterson, New Jersey, where hundreds gathered at a local stadium for high school graduation ceremonies. The fire chief declared […] The post 'Mass Casualty Incident': Over 150 People Leveled by Extreme Heat Wave at School Event appeared first on The Western Journal.
‘We regret that some became ill’: Heat sickens 100+ at N.J. grad ceremony
A Passaic County, New Jersey, school district has rescheduled graduations at five high schools after more than 100 attendees at a joint graduation ceremony were sickened by the heat wave Monday, prompting emergency management workers to shut down the event.
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