Briton who caught COVID-19 calls ship's quarantine 'a joke'

alone in Yokohama, this is not the honeymoon Alan Steel had been planning for most of the last fortnight. He has been isolated in a Japanese hospital after contracting coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise

ship

. This stretch of water now separates him from his wife Wendy, who is still in the process of addressing that was my biggest concern 70 Wendy alone to be honest you have done better than I thought she would be much better actually you were going to leave the cruise I left you I took you to the hospital. What's going through your mind when? You are in solitary confinement in prison.

I don't have any symptoms, none, so it's unfair for me to say that I've seen the pictures and yes people are dying because of it, but mine, I haven't had symptoms, that's supposed to be really I'm just a carrier, well, all six hundred people on this

ship

have now tested positive for code 19. Authorities confirmed that 80-year-old Japanese patients with existing health problems have died. The government defended the way the

quarantine

on board was handled and said extensive measures would be taken to prevent. spreads have been taken but Alan is skeptical, the

quarantine

process was a

joke

, oh it's a

joke

, the Kuantan people and the team really spread it, yes I think they did.

I'm not saying they didn't start it, but I think they would. The problem will get worse, yes, hello, we had its results as passengers continued to disembark. Wendy is still waiting for everything to clear up. That must happen before Friday night, when the British evacuation flight is due to leave. The British on the ship have been desperately counting the time. days for evacuation while infection is still feared because anyone who tests positive, even at the last minute, cannot get on the plane home. This quarantine facility is where returning Brits will spend the next 14 days, while Allen is eager to return home, he believes the UK government has been slow to act.

I know, poor Boris, the anvil of this giri is not Brexit, rearranging his cottage, the floods, so I guess the 78 Brits, what the hell do they care is how you feel they forgot you, oh yeah, well, the ones in the government. treated as pretty bad McAllister for the weekend, all passengers who tested negative should have abandoned this ship and returned home finally able to leave coronavirus crews behind Siobhan Robbins Sky News Japan