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US cruise ships could sail again by July: CDC Updated: 2021-04-30 05:22 A Carnival cruise ship is docked, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Long Beach, California, US, April 7, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] MIAMI - Cruise ships may be able to resume sailing from ports in Florida in mid-July after being shut down for over a year by the coronavirus pandemic, according to new guidelines from US health authorities. The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) informed cruise c...

US Cruise Ships Could Sail Again By July: Top Health Body US Cruise Ships Could Sail Again By July: Top Health Body The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) informed cruise companies on Wednesday of the requirements they would need to meet to begin sailing again. At least 98% of crew, 95% of passengers will need to be fully vaccinated: CDC (Representational) Miami: Cruise ships may be able to resume sailing from ports in Florida in mid-July after being shut down for over a year by the coro...

US cruise ships could sail again by July: CDC Issued on: 29/04/2021 - 22:48 2 min Miami (AFP) Cruise ships may be able to resume sailing from ports in Florida in mid-July after being shut down for over a year by the coronavirus pandemic, according to new guidelines from US health authorities. The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) informed cruise companies on Wednesday of the requirements they would need to meet to begin sailing again. At least 98 percent of the crew and 95 percent of passe...

The launch of Royal Caribbean’s newest ship is off to a choppy start. Six workers on the Odyssey of the Seas cruise liner, which is currently under construction in Germany ahead of its first "fully vaccinated" maiden voyage in May, have recently tested positive for COVID-19 and were quarantined immediately, according to Royal Caribbean. As a precaution, approximately 1,000 other workers were briefly required to remain on the ship at the Meyer Werft Shipyard in Papenburg, according to Germany...

By Alex Gangitano - 12/16/20 06:00 AM EST   Food packing giant Tyson Foods has hired its first chief medical officer, highlighting a growing trend among major companies trying to make it through and emerge from the coronavirus pandemic. Tyson Foods joins companies including Royal Caribbean, Constellation brands and Salesforce in hiring an in-house health care professional tasked with overseeing the safety and well-being of its employees. Companies have typically worked with outside adviser...

Well obviously keep a close eye on that over the next couple of hours. and coming up, a memorial service is underway this other in annapolis, maryland, honoring one of the journalists killed in the capital gazette shooting. wendi winters is one of the five employees who died last week. she joined the gazette in 2013 after working for a free-lancer more than ten years. she was known for community reporting in annapolis. she was 65 years old and leaves behind four children. services for robert hia...