Crew on quarantined cruise ship at greater risk of infection

The Diamond Princess cruise ship, docked in Yokohama, faced a COVID-19 outbreak. Infected individuals were sent to local hospitals, while others remained quarantined on the ship. Passengers were instructed to wear masks and maintain social distancing. Crew members faced higher infection risks due to shared living spaces. Meals were delivered to rooms, and limited outdoor time was allowed with strict distancing measures.

Where is the Diamond Princess cruise ship currently docked?

• New York Port

• Sydney Harbor

• Yokohama Port

• San Francisco Bay

What is required of passengers during the quarantine on the ship?

• Attend daily meetings

• Wear masks and stay in cabins

• Participate in group activities

• Visit local hospitals

Since when have the passengers and crew been quarantined on the ship?

• February 4th

• March 15th

• April 20th

• January 1st

What poses a greater infection risk for the crew?

• Limited medical supplies

• Shared living spaces

• Lack of fresh air

• Inadequate food supply

How are meals provided to the crew during the quarantine?

• In the mess hall

• Delivered to rooms

• Outdoor dining

• Self-service buffet