CTV News Edmonton reporter Jessica Robb began experiencing medical problems while a broadcast was going on. .“Sorry Nahreman (Issa),” said Robb in a Sunday video. .“I’m not feeling very well right now.” .Robb was reporting on families of Flight PS752 victims remembering them three years after the incident happened. She said the people she spoke with are happy action is being taken, but they have been asking for it since day one. .Flight PS752 was a passenger airline travelling from Tehran to Kyiv in 2020. It was shot down by the Iranian government soon after takeoff, killing 176 people and crew onboard. .Robb went on to say these families believe action is "about 1,000 days too late." She was telling Issa more about the families when she started to stammer and slur her words. .Issa said she would come back to Robb later. She started to shuffle her feet and her eyes went wide before the scene cut out. .“We will make sure Jessica is OK, and we will give you guys an update,” said Issa. .CTV News Edmonton thanked every one for inquiring about Robb becoming ill during the broadcast. .“Jessica Robb is feeling better and is now resting,” said CTV News Edmonton. .Robb had received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and a booster as of April, which she revealed after testing positive for the virus. .“Consider this my official out of (the physical) office,” she said. .She ended up locking her Twitter account Sunday soon after people started to point to her vaccine status.
