Dubai Residents pressurise Emirates Airlines to desist from flying passengers to & from China

In wake of the rapidly-spreading Wuhan coronavirus, with confirmed cases nearing a shocking figure of 12,000, a number of countries such as Australia and the US have temporarily suspended entry to noncitizens who have recently travelled to China.

This new instalment has led Dubai residents to take a stand on social media and have called upon Emirates airlines to ban all its flights to and from China until the spread of the virus is brought under control. Emirates is known for always putting its customers first, thus are taking the necessary precautions to ensure the health and safety of its crew as well as passengers.
Other than Emirates being put under the microscope, netizens from around the world are urging various airlines to suspend all flights to and fro China in hopes that it will limit the spread of coronavirus to their countries.

#Throwback to January 2012 when we landed in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires for the first time. Today, we operate a daily @BoeingAirplanes 777 service to both the cities renowned for their breathtaking landscapes and incredible culture. © BravoAlpha #FlyEmiratesFlyBetter pic.twitter.com/mFaWHGB0kG

— Emirates Airline (@emirates) January 30, 2020

Seriously, @emirates @EmiratesSupport why ARE you still flying to China? With Dubai being a global travel hub, you should be the first to minimize risk here… 🧐 https://t.co/nZxmYhIr8j

— Nicola Ellegaard (@banafsaji) January 31, 2020

Along with flights to China.

Are you trying your very hardest to spread #coronavirus?

Do you care about my welfare, and my family's?#BoycottEmirates #nCov #StopFlightsFromChina

— London JPK (@LondonJpk) February 1, 2020