A cruise ship from Hong Kong which has been rejected entry to a Japanese port will let passengers disembark at a port in central Thailand later this week, the operator of the vessel said Monday.
The Japanese government denied entry to the Westerdam ship after a passenger was suspected of having caught the new coronavirus. The cruise ship will let passengers off at the Thai port of Laem Chabang on Thursday.
The vessel carrying 1,455 passengers -- including four Japanese nationals -- and 802 crew members was scheduled to enter Naha Port in Okinawa Prefecture on Saturday. But following Japan's order, the plan was canceled.
The Japanese government denied entry to the Westerdam ship after a passenger was suspected of having caught the new coronavirus. The cruise ship will let passengers off at the Thai port of Laem Chabang on Thursday.
The vessel carrying 1,455 passengers -- including four Japanese nationals -- and 802 crew members was scheduled to enter Naha Port in Okinawa Prefecture on Saturday. But following Japan's order, the plan was canceled.
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