You have to pity the poor reporters in this situation. They could have laid their cameras and notebooks aside, and rushed in to help the victims. Of course they all got to the scene before the rescue personnel, and they are all medically qualified, and of course they carry all the necessary supplies to provide state of the art first aid. And on top of that, they were not there to provide you with information about the event, they were there to help the injured and reduce the confusion and panic at the site.
Put your head back on. Reporters and Photographers are YOUR eyes and ears on the events of the day. They should be busy getting the pictures and information available at the scene, and they should KEEP OUT OF THE WAY OF THE PROFESSIONALS.