The Bronx Stands with the Dominican Republic after Jet Set Niteclub Collapse

Drafting.- In a gesture of solidarity with the Dominican people, the Government of the State of New Jersey has ordered that both the flag of the United States and the flag of the state wave half asta next Monday, April 21. This measure, issued by an executive order by interim governor Tahesha Way, seeks to pay tribute to the more than 220 fatal victims of the tragic collapse of the roof at the Jet Set discotheque in Santo Domingo, on April 8. Th…

Deaths due to the tragedy on the Jet Set disk in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, increased to 232, after a 46-year-old man died after nearly 10 days fighting for his life. The individual, whose identity was not made known, perished in the Intensive Care Unit of Darío Contreras Traumatology Hospital, according to a statement. READ ALSO: BRAZIL CONMOTION: OCCHO'S BABY MURDERED AT THE INTENTING CUMPLIR THIS DANGEROUS VIRAL RETO OF TikTOK With th…

Renowned Dominican geologist Osiris de León warned about the lack of technical and legal support for the preliminary reports circulating following the tragic collapse of the Jet Set nightclub roof. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of Tuesday, April 8, left a devastating death toll of 232 people and dozens injured. De León emphasized that the theories put forward so far are simply hypotheses lacking technical basis, as they do not …

The Bronx Stands with the Dominican Republic after Jet Set Niteclub Collapse

Bronxites are standing in solidarity with a grieving Dominican community ever since hearing news of the tragic roof collapse at the Jet Set niteclub in the country’s capital, Santo Domingo, on Tuesday, April 8. The death toll has risen to at least 231 people according to several media reports, and more than 180 have been injured. At least two victims of the collapse were from The Bronx, retired NYPD Det. Enmanuel Gomez of Home Street in the South

This tragic event, which occurred early on April 8 during a presentation by renowned merenguero Rubby Pérez, has become the second most deadly incident recorded in a discotheque in Latin America.