Cruise Ship Turned Away From Jamaica

MSC Cruises said authorities in Jamaica and Grand Cayman turned away the ship simply based on fears and added it is in contact with Mexican health authorities.

Cruise ship turned away from jamaica. Amid the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak MSC Cruises Meraviglia ship was turned away from two ports in the Caribbean because one crew member fell. All 4580 passengers will be getting a full refund of their cruise fare. A second cruise ship has been refused entry at multiple ports over fears of coronavirus among those on board.

COZUMEL MEXICO AFP - A cruise ship carrying 6000 people which was turned away by Jamaica and the Cayman Islands after a crew member tested positive for flu has docked in Mexico the company said. Second cruise ship turned away from multiple ports over possible coronavirus. 2020 by two nations Grand Cayman and Jamaica after it reported one crew member from the Philippines was sick with common seasonal flu and is being.

Jamaica which came after the ship was left in limbo for. Ad Save Up To 30 Off Your Cruise Receive 5 Free Offers Including A Free Beverage Package. Virus fears hit South Florida cruise industry.

Port Health officials who inspected. Ad Unlimited Shore Excursions Specialty Restaurants Much More. 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.

MSC Cruises is extremely disappointed that Jamaican authorities yesterday delayed a decision for many hours. 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. We cannot act with discrimination Passengers turned out to have.

Cruise ship MSC Meraviglia was turned away by Jamaica and the Cayman Islands and later Mexico over coronavirus fears. 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. It was not business as usual in Ocho Rios St Ann today as a cruise ship arriving from Miami was ordered to remain at sea.