epa08189767 Chinese nationals prepare to enter at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Manila, Philippines, 03 February 2020. According to reports, around 300 Chinese nationals were stranded in NAIA after the government imposed a travel ban to China after the coronavirus outbreak. The virus has killed at least 362 people and infected 17,000 more since it was discovered in Wuhan.Two Chinese nationals coming from Wuhan, China are the two confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the Philippines, according to data from Philippine health officials. One of the two Chinese nationals died on 01 February, marking the first case of death from the coronavirus outside China. EPA/MARK R. CRISTINO
La federazione internazionale delle compagnie di crociera (Clia) ha annunciato che non ammetteranno più sulle navi da crociera passeggeri che siano stati di recente in Cina, dove è in corso l’epidemia di coronavirus.
“I membri del Clia (Cruise Lines International Association) hanno sospeso le crociere dalla Cina continentale e non ammetteranno a bordo alcuna persona – ospite o membro dell’equipaggio – che abbia viaggiato nella Cina continentale negli ultimi 14 giorni.
