U.S. government recommends reviewing cruise ship use in East Asia
Following the spread of the new coronavirus, the U.S. government has warned the public that the use of cruise ships should be reconsidered in the East Asian region, and has become increasingly vigilant.
The U.S. Department of State updated travel information on the new coronavirus on Tuesday, recommending that new cruise ships to and from East Asia and the Asia-Pacific region be reconsidered. .
The State Department has stated that many countries have strengthened their testing postures, which could result in Americans being quarantined or unable to disembark.
The recommendation also emphasizes that `` The U.S. government has successfully returned hundreds of people in recent weeks, but should not rely on returning flights because they may be isolated by local governments. '' .
The State Department has also warned that "U.S. citizens should consider the risks associated with staying in potentially segregated areas and act appropriately."
The State Department has set the lowest level of travel information for Japan at four levels, but the US CDC has increased caution with an alert on travel to Japan on the 19th. .