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New Law Makes Cruise Passengers Safer at Sea

July 28, 2010

New law mandates reporting of all crimes and training of crew to handle crime scenes

"During last week’s routine crew testing, all of our more than 900 crew tested negative with the exception of one asymptomatic positive crew member. That crew member has since been moved off the ship and all crew have retested nega…https://t.co/tqb2nvx8T8 https://t.co/KN04dxqX2H

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There are two major factors to consider. The first is your vaccination status. If you are fully vaccinated -- unless you are severely immunocompromised -- you are well-protected against Covid-19, and I hope that you will resume act…https://t.co/96VSBcjMnP https://t.co/7PWR065FBW

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Freedom of the Seas is scheduled to sail from PortMiami on July 2, which would be the first Royal Caribbean cruise ship to resume operations from the United States. https://t.co/uqhFC68Rtz

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Frontier Airlines has rescinded its new COVID recovery fee, a day after it was widely publicized. The Denver-based budget airline started charging passengers $1.59 per person per one-way flight in May to cover COVID-19 safety costs…https://t.co/jEKbaeHJRF https://t.co/on6a0uDbga

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The additional requirements for unvaccinated guests includes 4 tests: a PCR test taken within 72 hours of arrival at the terminal, an antigen test at the pier and two antigen tests onboard -- one mid-sailing and the other at the en…https://t.co/7Q8gobxAEo https://t.co/sebgxlrmXm

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