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Old May 14, 2021 | 11:30 am
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Originally Posted by jmastron
I suspect there's either a real or perceived fear that if a ship transiting their waters has an outbreak, there'd be pressure for Canada to assist/let the ship dock. It might take international or per-cruiseline agreements that the ship won't even hint that Canada should accept them, and perhaps waivers signed by the passengers saying they accept the risk of being on a cruise is...being stuck on a cruise until they clear their cases. You don't want a repeat of the Zaandam with people who got on a cruise in *March* after the risks were crystal clear crying that nobody would accept poor infected them.
Given the CDC requirements for vaccinations of pax and crew, the ships would be safer than the Province where they would have to dock. At 95% & 98%, what’s the likelihood of a massive outbreak on board?
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