VOICED : Cruceros con pacientes de coronavirus llegan al puerto de Fort Lauderdale

The cruise ships Sandam and Rotterdam arrived in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after being denied entry at several South American ports due to a COVID-19 outbreak on board. The ships carried four deceased individuals and numerous passengers with flu-like symptoms. Plans were made to transport healthy passengers to the airport and isolate those with mild symptoms on board. The Sandam's journey began in Argentina and was supposed to end in Chile, but the outbreak led to port closures. Holland America sent the Rotterdam to assist. Meanwhile, Princess Cruises announced the Coral Princess would also head to Fort Lauderdale with confirmed COVID-19 cases. Both cruise lines are subsidiaries of Carnival Corporation.

What was the reason for the Sandam cruise ship's docking in Fort Lauderdale?

• The cruise was overbooked.

• It was the final destination of the cruise.

• The ship was denied entry by several South American ports.

• The ship had mechanical issues.

What was the initial planned route for the Sandam cruise?

• From Chile to the Caribbean

• From California to Panama

• From Argentina to Chile

• From Florida to Argentina

How did Holland America respond to the COVID-19 outbreak on the Sandam?

• They canceled the cruise immediately.

• They rerouted the ship to Europe.

• They quarantined the ship at sea.

• They sent the Rotterdam to assist the Sandam.

Which other cruise ship was announced to dock in Fort Lauderdale with COVID-19 cases?

• The Sandam

• The Rotterdam

• The Carnival Dream

• The Coral Princess

Which corporation owns both Princess Cruises and Holland America?

• Norwegian Cruise Line

• Carnival Corporation

• MSC Cruises

• Royal Caribbean