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A Princess cruise passenger died of the coronavirus in California. The ship is sitting off the coast of San Francisco, and virus tests were helicoptered in.
Morgan McFall-Johnsen Mar 6, 2020, 4:29 PM
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The first patient to die of the new coronavirus in California was on the Grand Princess from February 11 to 21.
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A coronavirus patient who had recently traveled on the Grand Princess cruise ship has died in California, the state confirmed. The ship is now sitting off the coast near San Francisco, waiting for test results from 45 current passengers and crew members.
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Two Grand Princess cruise passengers with coronavirus die; 103 have tested positive for COVID-19
Morgan Hines
Andrea Mandell
USA TODAY
The first to disembark from the Grand Princess will be those requiring hospitalization.
Two passengers who had been on Princess Cruises' Grand Princess, the second Princess Cruises ship with cases of coronavirus, have died.
The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed the deaths, indicating both passengers died due to complications from the coronavirus.
A statement from HHS to USA TODAY said both passengers were on board the Grand Princess.
Immediately after developing COVID-19 symptoms, one passenger was transported directly from the ship to the hospital, according to HHS. The other was quarantined at Travis Air Force Base in California and then developed symptoms and was transferred to the hospital.
One person died March 21, and the other died on March 23. Both passengers were in their early 60s.
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...hs/5081851002/
Morgan McFall-Johnsen Mar 6, 2020, 4:29 PM
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The first patient to die of the new coronavirus in California was on the Grand Princess from February 11 to 21.
...
A coronavirus patient who had recently traveled on the Grand Princess cruise ship has died in California, the state confirmed. The ship is now sitting off the coast near San Francisco, waiting for test results from 45 current passengers and crew members.
...
Two Grand Princess cruise passengers with coronavirus die; 103 have tested positive for COVID-19
Morgan Hines
Andrea Mandell
USA TODAY
The first to disembark from the Grand Princess will be those requiring hospitalization.
Two passengers who had been on Princess Cruises' Grand Princess, the second Princess Cruises ship with cases of coronavirus, have died.
The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed the deaths, indicating both passengers died due to complications from the coronavirus.
A statement from HHS to USA TODAY said both passengers were on board the Grand Princess.
Immediately after developing COVID-19 symptoms, one passenger was transported directly from the ship to the hospital, according to HHS. The other was quarantined at Travis Air Force Base in California and then developed symptoms and was transferred to the hospital.
One person died March 21, and the other died on March 23. Both passengers were in their early 60s.
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...hs/5081851002/