Horrified passengers clutched their seats as the customer was escorted off the flight with their travel companion. The plane was still allowed to travel on to Pisa

Shocking video shows three officials dressed head-to-toe in protective gear approaching the individual on the plane who had COVID-19 as a crew member tried to keep passengers in their seats.

The shocking revelation could throw the carefully-crafted air bridges scheme into turmoil, where people are allowed to travel between certain countries without having to self-isolate.

Instructions on NHS England's website warn those with symptoms to stay at home and avoid all travel.

Instructions on the Department of Health website read: 'If you are getting a coronavirus test because you have symptoms, you and anyone you live with must self-isolate until you get your result.

'This also applies to anyone in your support bubble (where someone who lives alone - or just with their children - can meet people from one other household).'

It can take up to 72 hours for tests to be completed to show whether someone has coronavirus.

A passenger onboard the plane posted a picture of themselves wearing a facemask with the caption: 'The face when you are about to take off and someone gets a text from track and trace.'

They added that police came onto the plane and claimed the individual was tested for coronavirus.

Stansted airport said: 'The airport were made aware of the passenger by the airline and our fire service attended the aircraft and escorted the passenger (and travel partner) to an isolation area where they were put in contact with Public Health England, who then oversaw the passenger's onward journey.'

The chaotic flight comes as:

As many as 40 coronavirus outbreaks are identified at food processing sites across the UK leaving supermarkets including Marks & Spencers with a shortage of prawn mayonnaise, BLT and other types of sandwiches;
Matt Hancock chairs a meeting on local lockdowns amid fears Birmingham could be the next to face tougher coronavirus restrictions;
The Health Secretary insisted earlier that £13 isn't enough for low-paid workers in Covid-hit areas to survive if they self-isolate;
Europe's second wave continues with France's Covid R rate hitting 1.4, Spain topping the US in cases per million and Italy recording its highest daily case toll since May;
Ministers are expected to make a decision tonight on whether to add Switzerland, the Czech Republic or Jamaica to the UK's quarantine travel list;
Thousands of students prepare to return to the classroom for the first time next week;
England and Wales announce eight more coronavirus deaths. A full update on the number of cases is expected later this afternoon.
The Ryanair flight was still allowed to continue to Pisa. It is believed that no further action was taken by Italian authorities, and no other passengers were required to self-isolate.

Watch the video here:https://wahalablog.com/shocking-video-shows-three-officials-dressed-head-to-toe-in-protective-gear-approaching-the-individual-on-the-plane-who-had-covid-19/

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is not in naija

white are wicked amd black will not board the flight

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