A reporter was hit by a car during a live news broadcast in the United States, but the reporter got up again and calmly continued the report, drawing attention.
On the 19th (local time), NBC affiliate WSAZ reporter Tori Yorgi was hit by a car while appearing on a live evening news broadcast.
At the time, Yorgi was delivering news of a ruptured water pipe in the West Virginia city of Dunbar, and as she was looking at the camera, an SUV ran and crashed into him from behind.
In the end, Yorgi fell to the floor screaming and the camera fell with it.
youtube captureAfter a few seconds of silence, Yorgi got back up and said, “I just got hit by a car, but it’s okay.” “Everything is fine. In fact, I was hit by a car even when I was in college. I’m happy that I’m okay,” he continued.
After the broadcast, the video became a hot topic on social media.
American viewers praised Yorgi’s tenacity and responsibility, and praised the anchor’s attitude for calmly progressing the news together.
Meanwhile, Yogi was treated at a hospital after the accident and is said to be in good condition.
(Seoul = News 1)
