Coronavirus outbreak on cruise ship anchored in Japan

Coronavirus outbreak on cruise ship anchored in Japan

Photo taken April 22, 2020, shows the Costa Atlantica cruise ship, which has no passengers on board, anchored at a port in Nagasaki, southwestern Japan. At least 34 of the 623 crew members have tested positive for the new coronavirus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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