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Child seriously injured during Florida drone show
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2:46Now PlayingA Florida child was transported to a hospital for an injury after red and green-lit drones collided and plummeted into a crowd at Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando during a holiday drone show on Saturday, according to authorities. FOX 35 Orlando spoke with the family of Alexander, a 7-year-old boy, who was injured in the incident. His parents, Adriana Edgerton and Jessica Lumsden, said one of the drones knocked him out on impact, causing a chest injury. A video shared with FOX 35 News captured drones crashing into the lake and veering close to spectators. Shortly after, the City of Orlando canceled the second show, citing technical difficulties in a statement on X. A spokesperson for the City of Orlando confirmed that the FAA is leading the investigation. "We are in contact with the vendor to determine what occurred," the spokesperson said. FOX 35 Orlando's Morgan Parrish spoke with LiveNOW's Josh Breslow about the latest.
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