Cruise Ship Denied Entry To Jamaica

Cruise ship denied entry into Castries Harbour.

Cruise ship denied entry to jamaica. Cruise Ship Denied Entry to Jamaica Cayman Islands amid Coronavirus Fears February 26 2020 by World Maritime News A cruise ship with over 4500 passengers on board and over 1600 crew members has been denied port access to Jamaica and Cayman Islands amid. A brawl broke out on the cruise ship afterward and some guests had to be peppered sprayed to contain the situation. The reason for the denial of permission for landing passengers was that it was feared that an ill crew member could have the.

Jamaica and Caymans denied entry to a cruise ship named Meravigila. Times A cruise ship from the Miami-based cruise line MSC Cruises has been denied entry to the Cayman Islands and Jamaica amid fears of the novel coronavirus. Cruise ship denied entry in Jamaica and Grand Cayman permitted to dock in Cozumel.

A passenger cruise ship is headed for Mexicos port city of Cozumel after Jamaican and Grand Cayman authorities barred its passengers from disembarking due to fears of the fast-spreading coronavirus ship operator MSC Cruises said on Wednesday. The MSC Meraviglia cruise ship that arrived in Ocho Rio St. The government sought to set the record straight on the matter following the news report on Monday and after the ship with passengers affected by the coronavirus were denied landing in Portugal on the weekend.

Was refused entry in Jamaica and the. The MSC Meraviglia from. This happened as Jamaica and the Cayman Islands denied permission to an MSC Cruises ship the Meraviglia to land passengers on Tuesday as scheduled.

A cruise ship with over 4500 passengers on board and over 1600 crew members has been denied port access to Jamaica and Cayman Islands amid coronavirus precaution measures. Speaking to OBSERVER ONLINE yesterday a crew member confirmed that the captains request to dock was denied. MSC Cruises said a single person aboard diagnosed with the seasonal flu.

Jamaican health authorities denied entry to the ship on Tuesday after a crew member with a travel history to a country with the novel coronavirus showed symptoms associated with the disease and had been placed in isolation on board. After Jamaica and Cayman refused MSC Meraviglia was denied entry to Ocho Rico and George Town last week the cruise line made a public statement castigating these Caribbean countries. This is the first time the popular cruise destination has denied the ship over coronavirus fears and could have a knock-on effect on future cruises.