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Stephen
Thursday 29th of October 2020
I'm sorry, but the powers that be at the CDC are not playing with a full deck at this point. #1 the CDC's jurisdiction does not extend beyond the borders of the United States of America. They have absolutely no power over Americans' decisions to travel abroad, including cruising (only the State Dept can do that). #2 the cruises that have resumed in Europe have had resounding success, as this article alludes to. None of the "gloom and doom" scenarios that predicted widespread COVID-19 infections. #3 the Healthy Sail Panel has submitted a 74-point plan for resuming cruising safely, and the CDC has yet to comment publicly on whether to approve it. Enough is enough, cruising needs to restart NOW.