A Montreal airport worker sustained severe injuries after an unfortunate accident involving a plane during its pushback phase, as reported by various sources.

The victim, whose identity remains undisclosed, reportedly tripped and was hit by an Airbus A350 operated by French Bee, slated for a Paris departure on Monday night, according to Radio Canada.

An eyewitness recounted that the individual ended up beneath the aircraft while it was moving.

“Many travelers were screaming,” she revealed to Radio Canada.

After the incident, the injured signaller was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries, according to police in Montreal, who have chosen not to disclose additional details at this time.

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Emergency service vehicles surrounded the plane in the aftermath of the accident.

The flight, operated by the French low-cost carrier, was supposed to leave Montreal-Trudeau airport at 6 p.m. local time but it did not take off until after midnight Tuesday. 

It’s set to land at Paris’ Orly airport just after 1 p.m. French time.

“The precise circumstances of the incident have not yet been established,” a French Bee spokesperson said Monday, confirming the accident happened.

“French Bee is cooperating fully with Canadian authorities and the various parties involved to help establish the facts. 

“The airline’s immediate priority is caring for those affected by the incident and supporting its passengers and crew.”

James Blunt has stepped forward to quell the rumors suggesting he was the “famous British singer” involved in a yacht encounter with Hayden Panettiere when she was merely 18.

The 52-year-old artist recently shared a link to a Substack article on Monday that argued against him being the shadowy musician mentioned in the now passed actress’s memoir “This Is Me: A Reckoning,” which hit shelves the previous year.

In her memoir, the actress, who tragically passed away last week at 36 due to a suspected overdose, recounted being 18 when a friend introduced her to a British singer-songwriter aboard a yacht. What she encountered was the man lying naked in a cabin bed.

Amateur detectives online had surmised that Blunt was the mystery man in Panettiere’s story. Yet, the Substack piece penned by journalist Dean Piper, which Blunt shared, presented evidence that the timeline disproves those claims.

In recent interactions with the Daily Mail, Blunt’s representatives firmly refuted any allegations insinuating that the singer was the person referred to in Panettiere’s book.

Piper had pointed out that a photo of Blunt and Panettiere from Cannes in 2009 was actually taken when the actress was 19 years old, nearly 20, at the time.

The rumors were sparked due to the aforementioned photo and a 2009 article written by Piper, which claimed Blunt and Panettiere were flirty at a charity event the day before being spotted on a boat together.

However, Piper claimed in his new piece if the alleged encounter had happened when Panettiere was 18, there was no way that Blunt had been involved.

Piper goes on to address other factors ruling the British singer-songwriter out, including the size of his penis.

Blunt did not explicitly deny the claim himself but shared Piper’s assertion the rumours were untrue.

Panettiere was found dead of a suspected overdose on August 16 at an Airbnb in Greenville, South Carolina, where she had traveled with on-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson, a native of the state. 

Hickerson and his brother, Zach, were both at the scene when Panettiere was pronounced dead. 

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has joined the probe into the actress’s death.

Meanwhile, in Panettiere’s memoir released last year, she detailed the aforementioned encounter with an unnamed British singer-songwriter.

Writing in a chapter titled Trust, Panettiere wrote how she was traveling on a super yacht with other celebrities cruising around the South of France.

Panettiere says that she was traveling with a ‘trusted’ female friend, who ultimately encouraged her to get into bed with the singer.

It was claimed that the women spent multiple days aboard the yacht, in which they swam in the sea, danced long into the night and rubbed elbows with the ship’s other famous passengers.

But Panettiere alleges that her trip took a more disturbing course one night, when her trusted friend interrupted her dinner to ask her to come below deck to meet someone.

After stepping into a private cabin, she writes that she came face-to-face with a ‘famous thirtysomething British singer–songwriter’ who was shirtless in his bed, with the sheets covering his lower body.

‘”Oh my God,” I thought. “Is he naked under there?”‘ Panettiere wrote.

She adds that her friend then whispered, ‘I want you to get in bed with him,’ then left her and the unnamed man alone in his cabin.

Panettiere writes that she did as she was told at first but her mind and body soon became disconnected.

‘My body no longer felt like my own,’ she wrote.

According to the memoir, Panettiere added her experience as a child actor, who was constantly being ‘managed’ by adults, had instilled in her a sense of blind trust in others, even when her instincts suggested that was unwise.

‘As soon as the door clicked closed, my survival instinct kicked in,’ she continues.

Panettiere claims that she told the famous anonymous man, ‘Look… I don’t know what she said to you, but this is not going to happen.’

Then, she ran out of the room and back to her cabin, where she booked a hotel on the mainland for safer accommodations and prepared to disembark.

Panettiere, who says the incident made her feel as if she had been betrayed by her friend, describes it as feeling as if she had been ‘kicked in the face.’

‘She’d confided in me, pampered me and treated me like her best friend – then turned around and treated me like a call girl,’ Panettiere alleges.

NEW YORK — In a peculiar scene near Penn Station, the NYPD has launched an investigation after surveillance footage captured three individuals emerging from a manhole. Clad in overalls and headlamps, this unusual sighting occurred last week.

Authorities suggest that these underground explorers, often caught on camera, are believed to be migrants in search of valuable items within the city’s sewer system.

Despite the oddity of the act, recent cases, including this one by Penn Station, have not resulted in arrests. Police have managed to track down some of the individuals involved in other similar incidents, charging them with minor offenses. However, those charges were often dismissed, especially for first-time offenders, or in some cases, prosecution was not pursued at all.

The New York Police Department is currently examining video evidence depicting a group climbing out of the sewer on Seventh Avenue near 32nd Street last Tuesday at the early hour of 4 a.m.

As of the latest update, police are actively searching for three suspects connected to the incident on August 18.

Detectives learned of a scavenger culture in places like Venezuela, which saw a surge of nationals into the city during the immigration crisis, beginning in 2022.

Inspections following recent incidents found no threat to the infrastructure.

City officials stress that sneaking into manholes is “both illegal and extremely dangerous.”

“DEP works closely with our public safety partners to help ensure the safety and security of critical infrastructure throughout New York City. Entering the sewer system is both illegal and extremely dangerous. Sewers can contain numerous hazards, including noxious and potentially deadly gases, unstable surfaces, flooding risks, and confined spaces. For these reasons, members of the public should never enter a pipe, drain, catch basin, manhole, or outfall,” a DEP spokesperson said.

Matt McCann is a construction worker in the area, and he says he’s seen the underground trespassers before.

“I don’t know what the hell they’re doing down there because they get the waders on. You know, they got their coal miners caps going on,” McCann said.

New York City’s sewer system is made up of an elaborate and winding network of 7,400 miles of wastewater and stormwater pipes constructed in the 1800s.

Earlier this summer, surveillance video captured small groups of people exiting the sewer system in Brooklyn and Queens as well.

There were four arrests in the previous incidents in Williamsburg and Gravesend in May, where those who were charged told police they were scavenging for valuables.

There was at least one incident in Queens that resulted in an arrest, but charges were ultimately not pursued.