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Q: Statement: Emirates can confirm that about 10 passengers on #EK203 from Dubai to New York were taken ill. On arrival, as a precaution, they were attended to by local health authorities. All others will disembark shortly. The safety & care of our customers is our first priority. 7:23 AM - 5 Sep 2018 ||||| At least 19 people have been confirmed sick after a plane landed at John F. Kennedy Airport Wednesday morning with dozens on the packed international flight reporting feeling ill. Adam Kuperstein reports. 
  
 What to Know A plane from Dubai was quarantined at John F. Kennedy Airport Wednesday morning after about 100 passengers said they felt sick 
  
 A large emergency response met Emirates flight 203 on the runway where the plane was held for hours as passengers were assessed 
  
 At least 18 people have been confirmed sick on the flight, with 10 taken to hospital 
  
 UPDATE: Mystery Illness on Jet to JFK Determined to Be Flu 
  
 At least 19 people have been confirmed sick after a plane landed at John F. Kennedy Airport Wednesday morning with dozens on the packed international flight reporting feeling ill. 
  
 Emirates Flight 203 from Dubai was quarantined on the runway for hours after 106 the 521 people on board the flight reported feeling ill. The cause of the outbreak has not been confirmed, but a Jamaica Hospital spokesperson says multiple passengers and crew treated were experiencing headache, sore throat, coughs and fever. 
  
 The vast majority of the symptomatic passengers was cleared of illness and allowed to continue on the remaining legs of their trips. The office of NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said 10 people -- seven of them crew members and three passengers -- were taken to hospital, while another nine were sick but declined medical attention. The CDC had slightly different information, saying 11 people were taken to hospital of a total 549 people on board. 
  
 The city health department says symptoms indicated "this is probably influenza," but final determination is pending the lab results of the respiratory samples taken, expected later Wednesday night. Because the Emirates flight is so long, it's possible that there was ongoing transmission on it, according to Dr. Oxiris Barbot, acting health commissioner. That specific scenario rarely happens, but the flu -- which can take one to three days to incubate -- does spread easily. 
  
 Erin Sykes, who was on the Emirates flight, told News 4 New York some passengers were sick before they even boarded the plane. “When they were standing in line to board, people were coughing,” she said. “People were not covering their mouths.” 
  
 Sykes became so concerned by the situation that she asked a flight attendant for a mask before the flight took off, she said. The attendant, however, said there weren’t any on board. “I proceeded to put my jacket and the blanket over my head for the entirety of the flight because so many people were coughing, and so dramatically,” she said, adding that some passengers were sick to their stomachs. 
  
 Passenger Hadi Nadimi recalled, "The gentleman sitting next to me said that he said he saw a lot of people, before we sat in the plane, lot of people were coughing and people were like spitting into napkins and stuff. So it was iffy from the get-go." 
  
 After landing, rapper Vanilla Ice confirmed he was also on the flight. He was not sickened. 
  
 The flight landed about 9:10 a.m. to a huge emergency runway response. Port Authority Police and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were waiting in a staging area to check passengers. 
  
 Emirates Flight Passengers Concerned About Illness 
  
 Hundreds of passengers on an Emirates flight that landed at JFK Airport left the plane wondering if they’d been exposed to whatever sickened more than a dozen of their fellow passengers. Ida Siegal reports. (Published Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018) 
  
 "There was around five doctors, medical personnel who were coming downstairs on the lower deck to collect the passengers who were coughing," said a passenger named Lydia Ayallew. 
  
 Chopper 4 was over the scene at landing, where about seven ambulances were lined up to treat sick passengers, as well as dozens of other emergency response units including police and Homeland Security. 
  
 Emirates issued a statement confirming that some passengers had taken ill. It later tweeted, "We apologize to our customers for any inconvenience caused. The safety and well-being of our customers and crew is always our top priority." 
  
 The mayor's office initially said the flight had stopped in Mecca, which is experiencing a flu outbreak, and that may be a possible source of the outbreak. A spokesperson later said the flight was in fact direct, but that some of the passengers had previously been in Mecca. 
  
 The CDC said passengers who are not ill would be allowed to continue with their travel plans. They advise anyone who got treated and released to see a doctor if they develop symptoms in the coming days. 
  
 TV host Diala Makki, who flew in for Fashion Week, said she was going straight to the doctor's office before heading to the red carpet. 
  
 NYC Hospital Takes in 10 Sick Emirates Passengers 
  
 New York City health officials say 10 people were hospitalized after more than 100 passengers on board an Emirates flight landed at JFK with symptoms of the flu. Andrew Siff reports. (Published Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018) 
  
 "The officials on the ground, they took our temperature to make sure we were OK," said Makki. "It was a dramatic morning." 
  
 "My first question is, if it is a virus, why did they let them on the plane?" said passenger Srinivasa Rao. "I sat with them for 13 hours. If it is a virus, we are all breathing the same [air]." 
  
 "I'm worried what's gonna happen in the next 72 hours," said Nadimi. "Am I gonna catch up something or not? I don't know." 
  
 Jamaica Hospital officials said because those aboard the plane were kept in isolation, hospital operations were not impacted. The hospital was especially well prepared for the health emergency, because it had gotten federal funds and mandated training in the 2014 Ebola outbreak, according to former CDC chief medical officers Robert Amler. |||||
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Something unusual may be afoot on Emirates Flight 203, which landed at John F. Kennedy airport in New York Wednesday and was quarantined, per NBC New York's sources. They say roughly 20% of the 500 passengers on board the flight, which departed from Dubai, reported feeling sick. Sam Sweeney of ABC7 tweeted a much lesser number, saying Emirates confirmed 10 passengers were sickened and that "all others will disembark shortly." NBC New York reports Port Authority Police, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention personnel, and a number of ambulances were ready to greet the plane, which landed just after 9am.