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n95 mask california online, CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Meanwhile, the ongoing outbreak continues to impact international travel. Over 5,000 passengers on two cruise ships in Asia were ordered into quarantine on Wednesday. Major American carriers, including United Airlines, Delta Airlines and American Airlines, have suspended all service to mainland China amid the ongoing outbreak. Fox News’ David Aaro, Michael Bartiromo and the Associated Press contributed to the report.
n95 mask california online - Americans are being flown out from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in China; Rich Edson reports from the State Department. An airline passenger who falsely claimed he had the coronavirus aboard a WestJet flight — and got arrested for it — now feels his prank was “probably not the best thing to do.” James Potok, a 28-year-old aspiring musician from Ontario, Canada, says he made the false claim while trying to film a viral video for “publicity” aboard the flight, which was ultimately forced to divert back to the Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday.
n95 mask california online, SEE IT: AIRLINE PASSENGER FALLS ASLEEP WITH BOTH FEET ON PLANE'S WINDOWS The plane was bound for Montego Bay, Jamaica. Reports indicate it had already reached airspace over Florida by the time it was forced to divert back to Canada. Potok, who also goes by Potok Philippe, told Tononto’s City News that he got out of his seat about “midway through the flight” with the intention of filming a viral video for Instagram. “I looked around, I said, ‘Can I get everybody’s attention? Please, can I have all your attention?’ And then I followed that by saying, I believe I [said] word for word, ‘I just came back from Hunan province, the capital of the coronavirus… I’m not feeling too well’ … That was exactly what I said.”
n95 mask california online - Potok — who presumably was unaware that the coronavirus was first detected in Hubei, and not Hunan — said the crew soon quarantined him at the back of the plane. “Once I saw we were flying back to Canada, I kinda, you know, I kinda second-guessed what I did was the right thing to do or not.” The flight was only an hour away from landing in Jamaica when it was forced to divert back to Canada, according to Potok's own estimation. (iStock) He added that he was “not trying to scare anybody,” but then attempted to defend himself, saying he never actually said he had the coronavirus. He also questioned the crew’s decision to turn the plane around and go back to Canada, rather than let a plane filled with people — who did not know they were not in danger of contracting the coronavirus — continue on their journey to Jamaica.
n95 mask california online - FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Nevertheless, Potok began his interview with City News by saying, “It was good for publicity. Yeah, that’s what we’re trying to do.” In an interview with Canada’s Global News, he added that “any publicity for myself is good publicity.” Footage from inside the plane, obtained by CityNews, also shows Potok, wearing a mask and gloves, trying to defend his comment as he was escorted away from other passengers on the plane.