A joint direct case proved to be an unusual case, this Thursday, January 20. journalist Tori Yorgi He was hit by a car during a live broadcast on the American news channel WSAZ 3. But nevertheless, he got up and continued the report.
He was living a normal life, until the following totally unexpected: The reporter, who is disappearing from the camera angle, violently crashes into a car. However, the young woman never loses her sense of the message (or her senses), and even with a shaky tone of voice, continues to communicate with the studio.
“I just got hit by a car, but I’m fine”, was quick to report to journalist Tori Yorgi, who was covering a storm in Dunbar, West Virginia, USA.
The hub who was driving the broadcast in the studio is known to be uncomfortable and anxious, but within seconds, Tori Yorgi is back in the picture. There are no visible injuries and the hair is disheveled. But he’s safe and laughs: “We’re all fine. I’m fine. Live TV is this,” he says.
Soon, the video of the unusual moment went viral.
The driver of the car that hit Tori Yorgi stopped and tried to find out if the reporter was injured, but the journalist was heard confirming that she was unharmed. However, after living, the woman was taken to a local hospital.
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