Two sick patients suspected to be infected with Ebola were taken from an Upper East Side urgent care to the hospital by first responders in hazmat suits Sunday morning, law enforcement sources

A Manhattan urgent-care scare sparked Ebola fears, but it turns out the patients were dealing with the much less deadly norovirus instead.

Michael O’Sullivan, the Cheltenham Festival-winning jockey, has died from head injuries sustained in a horror last-fence fall at Thurles on February 6. Three fights broke out within nine seconds of an ice hockey match between the US and Canada after choruses of anti-Donald Trump booing.

Now, in an update, the investigation has led to a suspected norovirus infection as “the illness had spread quickly between family members,” sources said to the Post. It has not yet been confirmed that it is the norovirus. The patients had gone into the City MD when the scare sparked their urgent transfer.

Two residents were suspected of contracting ebola after coming in contact with a person had recently travelled to Uganda, where an outbreak has occured.

Two patients at a Manhattan urgent-care facility were rushed to the hospital by emergency workers in hazmat suits during a suspected Ebola exposure on Sunday (February 16), the New York Post reports.