The city is urging citizens to be aware of upcoming deadlines to apply for assistance and changes in resources following a deadly plane crash

As residents and businesses in Northeast Philadelphia are still recovering from the deadly medical jet crash that shook the community back in January, state and local officials held a resource town hall to offer help to those affected by the tragedy.

The service was livestreamed via internet so Ramesses’ mother, Jamie Vazquez Viana, who remains by her son’s hospital bed at a pediatric burn center in Boston, and family at the bedside of Goods-Burke, who is at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, could watch.

Residents whose lives were shattered by the deadly medical transport plane crash in Northeast Philly received some relief and help with resources at a town hall at Northeast High School Wednesday.