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Posted: 1 year ago | 143 Views

MD Governor Orders the Port of Baltimore Closed

Sad to hear that it's coming to this. Luckily they are allowing current returning passengers to disembark after screening.

https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2020/03/12/coronavirus-latest-maryland-gov-activates-national-guard-closes-schools-ports/

But if he's going to close the port to passenger ships shouldn't he should also ban all international arrival of aircraft and keep passengers on the tarmac for international layovers/plane changes for the airports in Maryland ? To me without those restrictions it sounds bias against cruise ships travel.

Tags: Coronavirus COVID-19

3 Answers

Posted: 1 year ago

Sounds like a bias to me as well!

Posted: 1 year ago

Still it is sign of things to come. Hopefully we are given more sound advice than simply wash your hands. We will need a lot of guidance from our health experts.
Posted: 1 year ago

Grandeur of the Seas ports in Baltimore and I see this am that it was denied port at 2 Caribbean islands on it's current cruise because of suspected corona cases. At least they have agreed to let them disembark.

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