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'The Strain' is real! 100 fall ill on Emirates flight from Dubai to JFK

LesClaypool

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/cdc-responds-emirates-airlines-sick-160300600.html

A row of ambulances lined the tarmac as Emirates Flight 203 from Dubai landed at John F. Kennedy airport at 9:18 am on Wednesday morning. As many as 100 of the passengers had reported being sick with a cough and high fever, and upon landing, ten of them were brought to the hospital. The plane was held on the runway as authorities debated what to do with the ill passengers. According to tweets from passenger Larry Coben, all passengers have now made it off the plane.

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Doesn't anyone listen to Abraham Setrakian?! You don't pull those people off the plane!
 
Is no one looking at the location from whence they came? Is anyone there sick? How many? Or do we only care about folks on a plane?
 
I've read now that the number is 19 not 100.
I don't know if it's been updated. The article's headline, when I posted it, said 100 fell ill and somewhere between 10-20 were hospitalized...but I imagine they're updating that as they get new info.
 
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This is an instance where everyone would have been better off learning about it from a newspaper the next morning.

Breaking news is rarely complete news.
 
So, two more flights were detained at JFK with the same illness symptoms.

To be honest, being a flesh eating mindless zombie may not be a bad deal during this football season.
 
So, two more flights were detained at JFK with the same illness symptoms.

To be honest, being a flesh eating mindless zombie may not be a bad deal during this football season.

I could not find the story about more flights being delayed. Do you have the links?
 
I'm not at all concerned with the nine that refused medical attention.

Anybody watching the new show Condor?


CHICAGO: Two major health scares at US airports involving inbound flights are related to pilgrims returning from the Haj, the Muslim pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, which ended in late August, US health officials said on Friday.

Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/mecca-pilgrims-ill-us-airports-haj-saudi-arabia-10696946
 
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