The killing of Health is responsible, which issued a birth certificate Obama in plane crash
12/13/2013 7:41:05 AM
Kauai (Hawaii) (Reuters) - U.S. authorities said on Thursday that
responsible health Hawaii that received national attention when he
issued a copy of the birth certificate of President Barack Obama in 2011
was killed in a plane crash off the island of Molokai.
Loretta died Fode, director of the Department of Health in Hawaii when
he crashed a single-engine nine people on board belonging to the
domestic airline small off Kalaupapa peninsula on Molokai on Wednesday
during a trip between the islands.
Said Darren McCracken is responsible for search and rescue, the U.S.
Coast Guard pilot and seven other passengers survived the crash with
various injuries and indicated that one of the wounded, swam to shore.
A spokesman for the Department of Health in Hawaii said Keith Yamamoto,
deputy Fode was among the passengers who survived the crash.
Said Neil Abercrombie, who was appointed governor of Hawaii in 2011
Fode in a statement: "Our hearts go out. Was Loretta are deeply loved
and respected and was Nakrh of relevant and totally dedicated and
friendly with her colleagues in the Department of Health and the people
in Hawaii."
A spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board that the
agency is investigating the incident and will issue a preliminary report
within 10 days to 14 days.
Fode was issued amid accusations that Obama was not born in the United
States a copy of the original certificate of his birth in Hawaii.
She said at the time he was "in recognition of your status as president
of the United States" is the exception to the policy which requires
that management is not only to issue a certified copy of a computer and
through the birth certificate.
Obama then issued a copy of the original birth certificate in response
to allegations of widespread that he was not born in the United States.
(Mohammed Yamani preparation for the Arab Bulletin - Edit Mohamed Abdel Aal)
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