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Channel 2 Action News' Mike Petchenik reports hundreds of passengers from Costa-Luminosa arrived in Atlanta last week despite positive COVID-19 findings on the plane and ship. Some passengers had symptoms that lasted days, while others became sick shortly after getting off the ship.
The CDC's handling of the outbreak has been criticized. Sunday's "60 Minutes" report reflected on the situation. The CDC told people who had not become ill to stay at home for 14 days while practicing social distancing. The majority of people who became ill did not leave the ship and allowed the virus to spread.
Costa Luminosa has been sued in a class-action lawsuit by a lawyer. The lawyer said that coronavirus-infected passengers on board the ship should not be allowed to leave. Lowe claims that "it really constitutes an unacceptable public health error." He also said that he intends to file a lawsuit against the cruise line on behalf Kalea Nevis or Jim Nevis, the two cruise passengers who have tested positive for this disease.
He also said that those who were not infected with the coronavirus shouldn't have been rescreened at Atlanta airport. Those who were ill should have been quarantined or isolated based on their circumstances, he says.
Some passengers were symptomatic and sent to the hospital. Several others were tested positive for the disease. Some passengers received prescription drugs for their ailments on the ship. This was likely done because of the influence of the cruise company.
FAQ
Are there any downsides to cruising
You should consider the pros and cons to cruising. Some people might not want to spend all of their vacation on a boat. Some may prefer to stay on the beach or in a hotel. Some may not like being so far away from the land. However, these fears can be easily overcome by choosing a cruise that includes plenty of time ashore.
Do I need to dress up on a cruise?
No, you don’t need to be dressed up in anything elaborate. Be comfortable and ready for relaxation.
Where can cruises start?
Miami, Florida is the main destination for cruise vacations. It has both international ports and airports, so cruises leave from Miami. These two locations enable passengers to travel throughout South America and Europe.
What tip do I have to give my Cruise Director?
This can vary from cruise line-to-cruise line. Some cruise director receive tips and others don't. Asking your Cruise Director when you board a ship is the best way to determine if they are entitled to tips. They will tell you if they expect tips.
What's a cruise ship vacation like.
One way to best describe a cruise vacation is that it is an all-inclusive, all-inclusive experience. Access to all amenities, such as restaurants, spas and entertainment, as well as activities and excursions, is available. It's more than just a place where you can sleep and eat. Only thing you will need is your sense for adventure!
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- *20% Gratuities Apply on Free Unlimited Open Bar; Free Specialty Dining. (ncl.com)
- For an example of savings, Royal Caribbean offers up to a 40% discount with a dining package. (travel.usnews.com)
- In addition, 10 to 15 percent gratuity is typically added to bar bills — for alcohol and soft drinks — and gratuities are applied to spa treatments. (cruiseline.com)
- You can save 15% off the total price if you book in advance of your trip. (travel.usnews.com)
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How to stay safe while on a cruise ship
On a cruise ship, there are many things you should know before embarking on your journey. You must understand how to behave when onboard so you don't get into trouble. Here are some safety tips you can use to make sure you have a great trip.
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Be mindful of where you are at all times. People tend to gather together on cruise ships, especially at meals. Because you are surrounded with people who want to talk and eat, it is easy to get distracted from your tasks. You shouldn't allow this to distract you away from the important things you need to do. If you spot someone using dangerous substances, such as smoking or alcohol, let them know politely.
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Always keep your room key close to you when you board the ship, and hand over your room key to the person checking you in. This way, they'll know where to find you if anything happens to you. You should also have your passport on you.
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Keep valuables out-of-reach Most cabins come equipped with drawers under the bed. That's a great place to store valuables such as passports, credit cards, and money. Be sure to keep nothing valuable out of plain sight. Keep your bags hidden in the closet.
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Stay hydrated. Cruise ships provide plenty of water, but sometimes it's hard to remember to drink enough. Get bottled water for free on the ship. Try to avoid getting dehydrated. Dehydration makes you tired and cranky, leading to fights or accidents.
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Always pay attention to announcements. Announcements can also be seen on television screens and in public addresses systems. These announcements include safety procedures, emergency exits and weather reports. These announcements need to be taken seriously. They may save your life.
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Lock your cabin door before you leave it. Never leave your cabin unlocked, no matter how friendly a crew member seems. Thieves can often get in through unlocked doors. Crew members can give permission to you to use the restroom if you are in need.
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Avoid going alone overboard. The crew will need to wait for you to be rescued if you do fall overboard. In the meantime, sharks and other sea creatures may be attracted to your body. Waiting until help arrives is the best option.
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Smoking is not permitted in elevators. These elevators can quickly become smokey due to their high pressure. If you feel dizzy and lightheaded, it is best to get out immediately. Although the air outside may be fresh, that doesn't mean your breathing is safe.
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Learn the evacuation procedure. Every year, many people die in elevators. Follow the instructions on screen if you are in an emergency.
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You should be familiar with fire drills. Fire drills take place regularly, almost every day. During a drill, everyone on deck has to evacuate. Follow the crew members' directions. When the drill is finished, return to the cabin and lock your door.
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Before accepting food or drinks, ask questions. Cruisers can get food poisoning. Many people don't realize that certain foods aren't safe to eat while onboard a ship. Many cruise ships ban raw oysters. If you're not sure whether the food being served is safe, you can politely decline it and opt for another meal.
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Be careful when using the pool. There have been many cases of passengers falling into the pools accidentally. If this happens to you, tread water until someone notices you. It is possible to slip and tumble on the deck at any given moment. Always wear appropriate footwear and pay close attention to what's around you.