Japan cruise ship returns after passenger tests positive for COVID-19

Japan cruise ship returns after passenger tests positive for COVID-19

Fukashi Sakamoto, president of NYK Cruises Co., bows in apology in front of reporters in Yokohama on May 1, 2021. The Asuka II cruise ship returned to Yokohama the same day four days earlier than initially scheduled after a passenger tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

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