Passengers trapped on Hong Kong cruise World Dream fear exposure to virus


Hong Kong authorities are examining more than 1,800 passengers and an equal number of crew on the Dream Cruises ship. - AFP

HONG KONG (Bloomberg): Passengers stuck on a cruise ship being quarantined in Hong Kong are beginning to worry that lax controls on the boat and a lack of information puts them at risk of being exposed to the deadly coronavirus.

"We are in quarantine, but everyone is still walking around," Edgar Chan, 28, said using WhatsApp.

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