VIDEO: Some Passengers on Milan-Kyiv Flight Used Antipyretics, Activist Says

Days ago, Russian-language media reported that three passengers arriving in Kyiv from Milan, Italy, were hospitalized with suspected coronavirus. However, as activist Anton Guran reports, half of the plane was coughing, and some passengers had fever. It was noted that upon arriving in Kyiv, doctors checked them, but no symptoms of coronavirus were found. After a commotion arose, doctors nonetheless hospitalized three individuals, all of whom were foreigners. The others were simply released.

Guran detailed that there were 186 people on the flight, 90 of whom were foreigners, including Egyptians and Indians. Some of them took antipyretics. The activist added that many passengers exhibited red eyes and sweating upon boarding the plane.

More details can be found in the video.