Coronavirus: Britons in quarantine on cruise ship criticise government
Feb 18, 2020The Diamond Princess is the largest
coronavirus
cluster outside of China, with more than 300 confirmed cases. Her passengers and crew have beenquarantine
d on this floating isolation unit, but for some American citizens, at least that ordeal came to an end this afternoon from the services of this message. It is for all our American clients disembarking from the Diamond Princess today. We just received a final confirmation from us. embassy that the new baggage claim time will be at 7:00 p.m. tonight, okay, even better knowing that they were on their way home and somewhere safe, okay, let me turn it around here or I can 13 buses, they have the curtains closed, we're going to Travis Air Force Base, yeah , in California. for Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas, but many are left behind in their confinement, including British citizens, there is currently no evacuation from the United Kingdom scheduled.Every country except the UK has gotten involved and that's really wonderful for the people on board the
ship
, every country except the UK, can I tell you, UK, how this really makes me feel? It feels like we've been forgotten that they don't really care about us and don't really want us to come home. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that we are urgently. Speaking to authorities in Japan and the United Kingdom, we are working around the clock to ensure the well-being of British citizens on board. The situation on board the Diamond Princess is serious.More Interesting Facts About,
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There are only a few hundred cases. In China there are now more than 68,000. the vast majority here in Hubei province and there are more questions about the Chinese authorities' handling of the epidemic, it emerged that President Xi Jingping chaired a meeting on how to address the crisis on January 7, long before the The rest of the world and the Chinese public even knew a crisis was coming, but perhaps there was also some hope today or with the third consecutive drop in the number of new cases reported, it is too early to know what that means for the trajectory of the illness and certainly for those on the front line it is overwhelmed and exhausted, there is still no respite Tom Cheshire Sky News Beijing
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