Donald Trump once again exposed his supporters to extreme weathers at one of his rallies. On Thursday, medical personnel had to provide assistance to multiple Trump supporters after the heat at a Tampa, Florida, rally took a toll on them.
Reporters at the scene say that several people suffered heat related ailments.
“It’s hot hot hot at Trump’s large rally. 87 [degrees] and 71% humidity. Have noticed EMTs provide assistance for at least two people in the crowd, one carried out on a stretcher. Staffers trying get water bottles to people but quickly running out and having to restock,” said Emily Larsen of Washington Examiner.
Firefighters were spotted at the rally shooting their hose into the air in an attempt to cool off the crowd.
You can see some of the images below:
People are calling for a medic at Trump's Tampa rally. It's hot, very hot and somebody went down while Mike Waltz is warming up the crowd.
— Zac Anderson (@zacjanderson) October 29, 2020
Fire truck in the back cooling people off pic.twitter.com/8MJGEcMZMQ
— Emily Larsen (@emilyelarsen) October 29, 2020
Trump spots the firehose behind the crowd spraying water into the air to create a mist (have had some attendees leave with medical escorts because of the heat).
“Friend or foe?” he asks the crowd. pic.twitter.com/dWjD35tSHj
— Eli Stokols (@EliStokols) October 29, 2020
We had what appeared to be a fire hose or water cannon spraying at the back of the Trump rally in Tampa, prompting the president to wonder if it was “friend or foe.” (It’s hot here.) pic.twitter.com/LccKnkn2X4
— Anthony Zurcher (@awzurcher) October 29, 2020
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