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3,000 confined to cabins in Singapore cruise

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A Genting Cruise Lines ship on a “cruise to nowhere” has returned to Singapore after a confirmed case of Covid-19 in a passenger, and the nearly 3,000 passengers and crew on board were confined to their cabins through most of the day.

The 40-year-old passenger tested positive onboard and the result was confirmed after the person was taken to a hospital once the ship docked, the Singapore Tourism Board said, following the detection of the suspected case.

 

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