fwiw, someone brought to my attention this video posted by an infectious disease specialist who was brought on board the ship and was so appalled by what he saw that he is now genuinely concerned that he will contract the virus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op3G0TmInTA …
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Prof Iwata claims that passengers are moved through the ship with no precautions between end points, that crew eat in "dirty zones" with their gloves still on, that some of the people working w/ passengers no longer take measures to protect themselves bc they don't see the point
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in many ways a cruise ship is an ideal environment for spreading an infection tho, not super surprising they couldn't stop it
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A cruise ship that's operating the way cruise ships usually do, sure, but that generally means things like "close quarters contact with other passengers" and "communal meals and washrooms"
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They are the unwilling participants in an epidemiological cohort study.
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Until we get a real sense of RO and all transmission mechanics, it's worth a bit of panic.
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I would be curious what the positive or negative pressure ventilation situation was. I think, at least on land, air comes in through the hallway and gets sucked into a vent in the bathroom, in a lot of centrally ventilated hotels & apt bldgs? I wonder about ship situation.
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Legionnaires Disease situation was my first thought as well.
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Air conditioning?
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Hallway ac could do it. Most rooms I seen had their own heat/AC units.
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