Picking up on tweets from folks quarantined on board. Yes they're confined to their cabins. Crew in Hazmat suits bringing them food. Can you imagine an inside cabin? What of folks who run out of their meds? You know there's diabetics etc on board. Not one part of this is "good".
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It killed a healthy 40 eye doctor...
Originally posted by:
cruisellama
I wonder if they accumulate loyalty points for every night they're on-board.
I would demand Double...
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There is now a North American ship whose passengers are being screened
https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/07/us/coronavirus-cruise-ship-new-jersey/index.html
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Thread took a bit of a turn into the absurd. didn't mean to make light of a bad situation, which is getting worse instead of better. According to BLOOMBERG, 41 more cases have been found onboard. Total 61. All are in Japanese hospitals. The Chinese BTW, require citizens in affected areas to "report" their temperatures daily. That's skeighty eight MILLION peeps?????
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Could make an interesting made for TV miniseries. I wonder if they accumulate loyalty points for every night they're on-board.
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Originally posted by:
OldGreyWolf
Mind you ... if I had the drink package I would expect my bar fridge to be stocked at no charge ...
Stocked..restocked...rererererererere stocked??? If that was what I had, that's what I'd drink...including some stuff I don't have a taste for...but necessity is the mother of invention eh? wonder if they get free laundry?? what happens if a couple of folks decide to "share"? or at least go visiting?they locked in? this ought to be a great story when it can finally be told..preferably by some veteran cruisers....or just veterans with bad attitudes hehehehe
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Originally posted by:
Yankee47
Which brings up yet another question...I would assume, under the circumstances, the bars are closed. Would they bring booze to your cabin?...my instincts say no. Helluva thing eh?
Mind you ... if I had the drink package I would expect my bar fridge to be stocked at no charge ...
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Originally posted by:
OldGreyWolf
In order to minimize rising anxiety and to pacify rising tempers they may have to opt into the age old seaman's tradition of the daily ration of grog.
Which brings up yet another question...I would assume, under the circumstances, the bars are closed. Would they bring booze to your cabin?...my instincts say no. Helluva thing eh?
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Originally posted by:
nlcdn
Not a good situation to be in. Confined to a cabin for 14 days. How unfortunate!! Hope they can keep it together- long time to be isolated.
Talk about Cabin Fever!
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In order to minimize rising anxiety and to pacify rising tempers they may have to opt into the age old seaman's tradition of the daily ration of grog.
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