No Coronavirus Found on Marseille Cruise Ship Passengers

March 10, 2020

Photo courtesy of AIDA Cruises
Photo courtesy of AIDA Cruises

Tests carried out on two passengers from a cruise ship currently near the French port city of Marseille showed a negative result for the coronavirus, said a spokesman for the Marseille port authority.

The passengers had been tested after falling ill with flu-like symptoms, which in turn had led to the other passengers being kept on board the German-owned AIDAsol cruise ship.

(Reporting by Marc Leras Writing by Sudip Kar-Gupta Editing by GV De Clercq)

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