Inside Edition for Wednesday, July 3, 2024
Major scare on a Delta flight as the pilot announces that the chicken that was just served was contaminated and they were turning around for an emergency landing. 70 passengers reportedly ate the contaminated chicken. And as Jim Moret reports, that included a number of Swifties. Delta says the sick passengers were checked out by medical personnel, but no one went to the hospital. And, hurricane Beryl continues to pummel the Caribbean making landfall today in Jamaica. And since that's a popular destination for honeymoons, several American newlyweds are finding themselves trapped in paradise. Plus, July 4th is all about fireworks. But there's been a bit of a war with technology versus tradition. For the last couple years many celebrations replaced fireworks with synchronized drones because of concerns over wildfires and air pollution. But this year tradition wins. And, now a scare for some American tourists taking in the great outdoors in Costa Rica as a gentle waterfall turns into a dangerous flash flood.
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<p>Major scare on a Delta flight as the pilot announces that the chicken that was just served was contaminated and they were turning around for an emergency landing. 70 passengers reportedly ate the contaminated chicken. And as Jim Moret reports, that included a number of Swifties. Delta says the sick passengers were checked out by medical personnel, but no one went to the hospital. And, hurricane Beryl continues to pummel the Caribbean making landfall today in Jamaica. And since that's a popular destination for honeymoons, several American newlyweds are finding themselves trapped in paradise. Plus, July 4th is all about fireworks. But there's been a bit of a war with technology versus tradition. For the last couple years many celebrations replaced fireworks with synchronized drones because of concerns over wildfires and air pollution. But this year tradition wins. And, now a scare for some American tourists taking in the great outdoors in Costa Rica as a gentle waterfall turns into a dangerous flash flood. </p>
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