Terrorist attack on the Embassy of Israel in Buenos Aires 1992

Bs. As .: Mobile in the Israeli Embassy where there was an explosion with a car bomb in front of the building. Police cordon preventing the passage of people. Images of the destruction on Arroyo Street. Work of the firefighters of the Argentine Federal Police in the removal of the rubble and helping the wounded. Transports of wounded elderly. Automobiles and buildings destroyed by the explosive device. Image of the Embassy of Israel in ruins and work of the rescuers. Note to the son of Mrs. Adela Moreno Ferro de Benitez, who tries to gather some information from her mother and the other elderly women who are in the geriatric of the San Francisco Institute. Report to Dr. Alberto Crescenti (director of the emergency medical care system of the municipality (SAME), the journalist asks: -How many people attended? (Responds 60 people with CIPEC ambulances) -What conditions? There are still people in the rubble? -Who are working to rescue them? Image carbonized cars.An ambulance arrived to help the wounded.Civil Defense and Federal Police working in the street.Note to a wounded man who was in the embassy CIPEC ambulance arrives Police patrolman Ford Falcon arrested in the street Arrival of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, Guido Di Tella accompanied by a group of authorities Several stretchers on the street for the wounded Coverage of journalist Ricardo Pipino in the place of the tragedy, photographers, cameramen and journalist covering the news, image of the journalist Roberto Maidana talking with the police that prevents him from step to work. Nearby buildings destroyed by the explosion. Men working on debris removal. Fireman climbing a ladder to watch the collapse in an affected building. Part an ambulance moving injured.
Date: 3/17/1992
Duration: 22 minutes 49 seconds
Code: UG-1177

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