A Wisconsin Cruise Ship Passenger

She told WISN-TV they were nearing the end of a 15-day trip.

A wisconsin cruise ship passenger. Tuesday October 8 2019 200pm. Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal. None of the returning Wisconsin citizens have tested positive for COVID-19 and all are asymptomatic but the residents will.

The cruise ship had confirmed cases of COVID-19 on board so each passenger will follow Center for Disease Control and Wisconsin Department of Health Services protocols and continue to self-quarantine for the requisite 14-day period after landing at the National Guards Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center in Camp Douglas Wisconsin. Wisconsin woman stuck on cruise ship due to coronavirus. Port Milwaukee ended its 2019 cruise ship season this week welcoming a 300-passenger ship from Hamburg Germany.

According to state health officials two. Twenty-nine Wisconsin residents who were passengers aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship that docked. After more than a week quarantined at sea and on land 29 Wisconsin cruise ship passengers are finally homeThe group landed at Volk Field.

Wisconsin National Guard helps bring cruise passengers home By Wisconsin National Guard MADISON Wis. There will be hourly daily and full voyage packages that are 20 40 and 160 respectively. Governor Tony Evers announced in a March 12 press conference that Wisconsin was working to bring the cruise ship passengers home after a weeks-long ordeal due to confirmed cases of COVID-19 Coronavirus aboard the ship.

By 418 am. Last updated on March 16th 2020 at 0213 pm. The port estimates cruise ships brought more than 3200 passengers to the city this year.

This morning the 29 Wisconsin passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship were safely returned to their homes. This morning at 418 am the 29 Wisconsin passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship were safely returned to their homes. Just after 4 am.