79-Year-Old Biden Falls While Riding Bicycle, Tries to Approach Crowd... "No Serious Injuries"

Lost balance while trying to stop bicycle... "Foot got caught in pedal clip"
Got back on bike without serious injury
Also fell while climbing Jeon Yong-gi

On the morning of the 18th (local time), U.S. President Joe Biden fell while trying to get off his bicycle to approach the crowd.
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[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kim Nayeon] On the 18th (local time), U.S. President Joe Biden lost his balance and fell while riding a bicycle. Fortunately, it was reported that he did not sustain any serious injuries.

According to local media, President Biden rode a bicycle with First Lady Jill Biden around Cape Henlopen State Park near Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, where his private residence is located, on the morning of that day.

While trying to stop his bicycle to approach people near the bike track, President Biden reportedly lost his balance and fell.

The security personnel accompanying him quickly helped President Biden up and checked for injuries, but he responded that he was "okay" and stood up. He explained that he fell because his foot got caught in the pedal clip while trying to get off the bicycle.

President Biden conversed with people around the track as intended, got back on the bicycle, and left the scene. The White House joint press corps present at the scene also reported that "there were no noticeable abrasions or bruises."

Born in November 1942, President Biden is currently 79 years old. To dispel health concerns during the 2020 presidential election, he even released advertisements showing him running around on the speech stage and campaign trail.

However, in March last year, he once stumbled and fell while lightly running up the stairs to board the presidential aircraft "Air Force One." Also, in November 2020, during his president-elect period, he sustained a hairline fracture in his ankle while playing with his pet dog.

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