Argentinian Journalist Hit The Floor Like A Slab Of Meat During Report From COVID Testing Station

This noon there was a tense moment on the air of Channel 9. The mobile player Carlos Ferrara was covering possible good news in this context: the queue at the testing center located in the Teatro Colón decreased. The phone came out flawless but the unexpected happened at the end.

Claudio Perez, driver Telenueve (Channel 9), I was already greeting him to end the mobile. To those farewell greetings the chronicler’s response was “Sorry Claudio, sorry,” and at the same time, a bang was heard on the microphone. So far, he was off-camera.

Believing that it was an interruption to add some data, the driver gave him his place at the same time that he asked him to close the mobile due to a time issue. “What happened?” the driver asked him in a hurry from the floor.

And in a few seconds, the camera turns and focuses on Carlos Ferrara lying on the ground, face down, with the microphone still in his hand. The cameraman, who was probably just looking at the situation using his camera as his eyes, quickly turned around realizing the seriousness of what had happened.

TN was able to confirm that Carlos Ferrara is stable, with his vital signs fine although under observation. You are undergoing a study to fully assess your health status.