exposed News bulletin A Canadian woman fainted while speaking on the air, and after suffering obvious fatigue during the broadcast, and during her speech on a newscast for the television network “CTV”, Jessica Robb looked very tired..
And Rob began repeating the same words with a distinct change in the features of his face, before she said, “I feel sick.” her alone and that she would definitely get medical help..
Must See: CTV News junior reporter Jessica Robb begins to slur her words, appears to be going into medical difficulties, and looks like she’s about to collapse live during tonight’s 6pm show. pic.twitter.com/tVrmtXvvyR
— The Canadian Independent (@canindependent) January 9, 2023
The presenter comments on her fall via Twitter
Hours later, the channel posted a post on its official Twitter page in which it thanked all those who inquired about Rob’s health, and confirmed that she is now well and has recovered from her health crisis, which revealed its nature..
For his part, Rob tweeted via his Twitter account: “I’m fine. Thank you to everyone who has asked for me, especially the photographer who has been by my side through this situation,” according to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”.
The Canadian journalist fainted during the broadcast
A news anchor suffers a stroke on the air and acts professional
And this is hardly the first time a reporter or anchor has been injured on the air, as it is indicated that an anchor in Oklahoma has suffered – previously – since the onset of her on-air stroke, during her presentation of the news bulletin, while host Julie Chen began to stutter in conversation, before looking down a bit and the broadcast ends, only for viewers to later find out that she’s had a frightening health crisis.
And according to reports published by the Daily Mail, a news anchor in the state of Oklahoma has revealed that she suffered a stroke on air, and that was the reason for her stuttering on the air, and Julie Chen, who works at a local affiliate station to “NBC” in Tulsa, she was rushed to the hospital on Saturday, after having difficulty reading the text of the bulletin.
The reporter’s comment on his illness
“The past few days are still a bit of a mystery to me, but my doctors think I had a live stroke Saturday morning,” he wrote on Facebook..
But then, Chen said, “However, over the course of several minutes on our newscast, things started happening. First, I lost partial vision in one eye. I knew I was in big trouble when I couldn’t move my mouth to read.” The words were right in front of me on the teleprompter.”
Chen was reading about NASA’s cancellation of a planned rocket launch when he began to visibly fidget and repeat his words.
After struggling for several seconds, Chen apologized to viewers, saying, “I’m sorry, something is happening to me this morning.” She quickly handed the bulletin to meteorologist Annie Brown for an update on the weather. 911″.
