Passenger on coronavirus cruise turned away from five ports says ship mood is 'anxious'

The

mood

on the

ship

was becoming very depressed, very

anxious

, Dr. Rao I am from Fredericksburg Virginia I am on the Holland America Line Lester dam

cruise

I am traveling with my grandson who is 20 years old the test being done is just the point As a starting point to know if you are harboring the virus at this time or not, I think as a doctor it is best for all

passenger

s to quarantine themselves when they get home to prevent further spread to friends, neighbors and family when they get home, people were getting very

anxious

the

mood

was up and down we would know what's coming next and we had to cancel flights out of Tokyo and people were getting very anxious because we were losing money and the

cruise

line didn't help us with the tickets at that point, the lack of control, the inability to decide what we wanted to do or how to get home was on everyone's mind, the mood on the

ship

was changing, if the depressor won, the anxious people showed those emotions very easily and the captain kept assuring us through an announcement on the Public Address System that Holland America was doing everything they could, we were trying to find a port where we could finish our crews, finally Cambodia accepted us and we had a big ceremony on the 13th , I mean, it was probably on the 14th of February that the Prime Minister The Minister came to the ship and welcomed us and gave us flowers and gifts for the first

passenger

s to leave the ship.

We all had hopes that at that moment the saga would end. At that time, a patient or a passenger who was a patient in Kerala Lumpur was examined. Koran virus and that put a total of how to move forward in the landing which was on the 14th and we have been languishing since then