on board two positives, one is dead

A cruise ship was blocked in the port of San Francisco by the US Coast Guard: two people traveling on board who tested positive for coronavirus, one of whom died. The two had participated in a cruise to Mexico from 11 to 21 February, and after disembarking in San Francisco, along with another 2,500 passengers, and they fell ill.

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When the health authorities realized that both patients had disembarked from the Grand Princess, the ship had already left for Hawaii. At this point the captain was asked to return to San Francisco and was ordered to stop the ship off the Californian coast while the Coast Guard was evaluating the situation. At least 62 passengers on the current cruise had also taken part in the February cruise in Mexico, and at least 20 passengers currently report flu symptoms. Princess Cruises has announced that the Coast Guard will send the kits for the coronavirus test via helicopter during the day and no one will be allowed to disembark until the tests that will be carried out on a hundred patients and on the whole are completed. crew.

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