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Yokohama, Feb 19 (EFE).- Passengers on the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan began disembarking Wednesday after the completion of an isolation period set by the authorities to avoid the spread of the coronavirus outbreak on board. (Camera: MARÍA ROLDÁN). FOOTAGE SHOWS PASSENGERS DISEMBARKING FROM THE CRUISE SHIP QUARANTINED IN YOKOHAMA, JAPAN.SOUNDBITES: NOBUHIRO MAEDA, YOKOHAMA RESIDENT (IN JAPANESE).TRANSLATIONS: 1.) I am worried, because patients are appearing in various areas of Japan. I am afraid of the virus being spreaded in this city (00:50-01:02).2.) I avoid getting where there are a lot of people or getting very close and, if I can, I try to avoid using public transport. (01:25-01:37).
Passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship get off a bus and board a plane at Oakland International airport. The Grand Princess arrived at a sealed-off wharf at the port of Oakland in San Francisco Bay on Monday after days stranded at sea with 21 confirmed infections on board. IMAGES
The first passengers are taken ashore from a coronavirus-hit cruise ship after it docked in Oakland, California. IMAGES
Yokohama, Feb 21 (EFE/EPA).-The remaining 450 passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined in the Japanese port of Yokohama began disembarking on Friday after testing negative for the new coronavirus and showing no symptoms.With this large group, the Japanese government hope to end Friday the disembarkation of all passengers from the ship, the 14-day quarantine period for which ended on Wednesday.It is estimated that more than 1,000 passengers who have tested negative for the virus have been able to return to their homes without restriction. (Camera: FRANCK ROBICHON).FOOTAGE SHOWS PASSENGERS DISEMBARKING THE DIAMOND PRINCESS CRUISE IN YOKOHAMA, JAPAN.
Buses start transporting passengers who have tested negative for the new coronavirus as they begin leaving a cruise ship in Japan that has seen more than 500 cases of the potentially deadly disease. IMAGES