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At 16:00 the British Transport Police have investigated reports on flight US132 and can now confirm that the aircrafts failed engine was caused via 2 drones colliding with the plane roughly 1500 meters from London city airport. Work has started immediately on recovering the plane by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch.

Essex police confirm at 15:45 that all passengers have been brought to shore safety, however one passenger has been rushed to Queens Hospital in Romford with a suspected heart attack. Police have also told us they will assist all passengers in arranging plans to get home safely.

Purfleet Heritage & Military Centre have shared a photo, on twitter, at 15:30 of the passengers being provided with food and drink too while everyone involved contacts their friends and families and give us another confirmation that everyone is safe.

The Essex police have informed us that the first batch of passengers have been safely brought to shore via rafts. The Essex ambulance crew are currently carrying out medical checks. The U.S. Airways staff have reported that all 42 passengers and 6 crew members have come out without any serious injures, only 2 passengers having minor injuries.

A confirmed photograph from a passenger, Nadine Johnson, letting us that everyone is all accounted for at 15:10 and that the pilot truly is the hero of this story.

Essex Police give us an update, letting us know that a RNLI lifeboat has arrived at the scene with another en route from Southend. The details given are that the plane has landed approximately 100 miles from shore at Purfleet RSPB reserve. They have confirmed that the passengers are moving onto the wings and onto rafts for safety.

London City Airport have now confirmed that radar contact was lost with flight US132 at 14:31. The flight had just taken off from London city airport heading towards Amsterdam airport, the pilot had just reported engine failure and not enough power to return.

The crash has been confirmed by the London Fire Service at 14:40, they have informed us that the Thames River Police and the RNLI are heading towards the scene.

At 14:30 today, we an U.S Airways aeroplane has crash landed into the river Thames. The plane has been spotted by Rainham Marshes, via members of the public.

Information unraveled by the BMA has recently given us the intel that across the entire UK, mentally ill patient are being forced to be separated from loved ones or even sent to travel hours across the country for some form of help.

The BMA have shone light upon this situation once before in 2018, realising an article of how the mentally ill patients were separated form their familes and given a lack of support once split from those loved ones.

A study carried out by ‘The Doctor Magazine‘ has discovered that from 2018 to 2020 the trust in England data that can be juxtaposed lead them to the fact that 47 percent placed patients in beds that are classed as ‘out of position’ over 100 times across the past year.

With this, a recorded seven trusts(at least) have almost increased the amount of out of area patients but double the amount in the past 12 months from august 2020.

Although there where some deficits across trusts, placement of OOA have increased by a mighty 38 percent. This was spread across all 40 trust that where investigated in 2018.

After being reviewed by the BMA, it has almost been confirmed that the government will near enough have no chance in reaching its target of eliminating out of area patient placement by next year.

In order to end this troubling practise, the BMA now estimates that at least 1,000 extra beds are required for mental illness, with fears that the effects of Covid-19 will only boost bed demand.

The BMA calls for a realistic strategy to hire and retain more workers to build up the ability of mental health facilities around the country, greater funding for community mental health services, a greater review of high out-of-area usage areas to inform the immediate implementation of CCG level plans, as well as increasing the number of mental health beds as outlined above.