Cruise Ship Turned Away From Jamaica

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Cruise ship turned away from jamaica. Virus fears hit South Florida cruise industry. The MSC Meraviglia from MSC Cruises was turned away from Jamaica and the Cayman Islands after a crew member tested positive for the flu on Tuesday. The cruise ship was turned away in Feb.

We cannot act with discrimination Passengers turned out to have. Ad Unlimited Shore Excursions Specialty Restaurants Much More. Following medical testing two people were found to.

MSC Cruises which had a ship turned away from both Jamaica and the Cayman Islands finally docked in Mexico where President Andrés Manuel López Obrador commented. The sell-off happened as Jamaica and the Cayman Islands denied permission to an MSC Cruises ship the Meraviglia to disembark passengers Tuesday as scheduled for fear that an ill crew member. MSC Cruises is extremely disappointed that Jamaican authorities yesterday delayed a decision for many hours.

Mexico City AFP - A cruise ship turned away from Jamaica and the Cayman Islands after a crew member tested positive for flu has docked in Mexico and passengers will be allowed to disembark as long as health standards are met the countrys president said Thursday. A cruise ship turned away from Jamaica and the Cayman Islands after a crew member tested positive for flu has docked in Mexico and passengers will be allowed to disembark as long as health. Ad Unlimited Shore Excursions Specialty Restaurants Much More.

The MSC Meraviglia cruise ship was turned away from port in Ocho Rios Jamaica on Tuesday and has already been told it cannot dock in the Cayman Islands over coronavirus fears file It comes after a member of the crew from the Philippines was quarantined after suffering flu-like symptoms though MSC insists that there is no coronavirus on board. Cruise ship MSC Meraviglia was turned away by Jamaica and the Cayman Islands and later Mexico over coronavirus fears. Some cruise lines however are beginning to push back against the interim regulations imposed by Caribbean governments.

The ship with more than 4500 passengers and. A cruise ship carrying more than 4500 passengers in the Caribbean became the latest to be turned away from ports amid fears of the coronavirus this time in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. A second cruise ship has been refused entry at multiple ports over fears of coronavirus among those on board.