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In theory, cruise ships should be pretty well suited for such purposes; industry experience with outbreaks (mostly norovirus I believe), private restroom in eve
by dividedbyzero 7y ago
In theory, cruise ships should be pretty well suited for such purposes; industry experience with outbreaks (mostly norovirus I believe), private restroom in every cabin, probably top-notch central filtration on the AC, no more than two people in most cabins ... I wonder how the virus managed to spread so widely in such a short time under such conditions.
- diroussel 7y agostaff not quaranteed. Food carried down corridors without any covering from the air. Only ht food was covered with aluminium foil.
- cameldrv 7y agoMy understanding is that the crew was still preparing the food. With the outbreak, it's inevitable that one of the kitchen staff would catch it, and then everything coming out of that kitchen is contaminated.
- sfj 7y agoEven worse than that: https://thehill.com/changing-america/well-being/prevention-cures/483630-japanese-doctor-calls-cruise-ship-quarantine https://thehill.com/changing-america/well-being/prevention-c... An excerpt: Iwata said he saw people eating lunch with their medical gloves on, and handling their smartphones while wearing protective suits, “so it was completely chaotic."