A Florida kite surfer Fred Salter passed on in an uncommon mishap after an abrupt, solid whirlwind tossed him in excess of 120 meters and tossed him against a housing divider. 

Fred Salter Age 

The man – distinguished via online media as Fred Salter, a 61-year-old disease survivor – hadn't gotten into the water in Fort Lauderdale when the solid breeze blew him into the air on Wednesday morning, the Sun-Sentinel revealed. 

"He was windsurfing on the seashore and the breeze got and tossed him against the structure and he went down," an observer told 911, WSVN revealed. "He's lying on the floor, oblivious. He is dying." 

A reconnaissance video showed Salter attempting to battle for control of the kite, yet the breeze was too solid and hauled him across the sand prior to exploding. 

"He was attempting to kite in the ocean past the location here, in reality just two entryways down, when out of the blue solid breezes came into the space and he was unable to relinquish the kite on schedule," Fort Lauderdale Fire According to WSVN, Rescue Battalion boss Stephen Gollan said. 

"So we went from generally quiet conditions to incredibly hazardous conditions in a brief timeframe," he added. 

Gollan said Salter was wearing a bridle that was safely appended to his mechanical assembly, the Sun-Sentinel detailed. 

Experienced surfers didn't have the foggiest idea why he either didn't relinquish the bar or initiated one of two deliveries that would have liberated him from the kite. 

"Relinquishing the bar tackles 90% of the issues," Graham Goodwin, proprietor of Fort Lauderdale Kitesurfing, which offers exercises, told the paper. 

Kite surfers adventure into the water on a surfboard and utilize the kite to transcend the waves, which generally descend again inside a couple of moments. 

Goodwin said common companions cautioned Salter of the breezes that prior day he lines up on the seashore on Wednesday morning. A climate cautioning had been given in Broward County minutes before the mishap. 

"He could be somewhat careless now and again," Goodwin told the Sun-Sentinel. "Be that as it may, he was regularly outside. He was exceptionally capable. " 

Salter was all around the country prior to hitting the second floor of a private home on North Atlantic Boulevard, Gollan said. 

The casualty was taken to Broward Health Medical Center, where he passed on three hours after the fact. 

The dad, granddad, and disease survivor, as per companions, kicked the bucket doing what he cherished. 

"He adored what he did and [he was] perhaps the most pleasant individual I've at any point met and I'm in shock at the present time," companion Heather Hentges told WSVN. "I can not trust it. I'm simply so dismal for him. " 

Companion Mike Bradley revealed to WPLG that Salter had been kite surfing for quite a long time and as of a late batted disease. 

"I generally figure I ought to have been there toward the beginning of today, however, I can't trust this is on the grounds that Freddy was an exceptionally astute Aquarius," Bradley told the telecaster. "Furthermore, something can occur on the water that rapidly. It's simply insane. "