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澳大利亚警方正在调查,红宝石公主的上千名游客,在未经测试情况下,是如何在澳大利亚下船的,现在已经有600多起确诊病例和15人死亡与这艘游轮有关。
8 hr 56 min ago
Australian police recover black box in Ruby Princess investigation
From Hilary Whiteman in Brisbane
Cruise liner Ruby Princess sits in the harbour of Port Kembla after coming in to refuel and restock on April 6. Peter Parks/AFP/Getty Images
Australian police boarded the Ruby Princess cruise ship Wednesday night to gather evidence in its investigation into how thousands of passengers were allowed to disembark in Sydney last month resulting in a spike of Covid-19 cases, according to NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller.
Fuller said today that the ship’s captain was “extremely helpful” and that the black box was recovered along with other evidence.
On March 19, more than 2,600 passengers from the cruise ship disembarked in Sydney. More than 600 cases and 15 deaths are linked to the ship, according to public broadcaster ABC.
Officers went on the ship under the powers of the NSW coroner who has started a preliminary investigation.
More than 1,000 crew members remain on the ship and Fuller says 75% have said they’d like to remain onboard.
Read more here.
8 hr 56 min ago
Australian police recover black box in Ruby Princess investigation
From Hilary Whiteman in Brisbane
Cruise liner Ruby Princess sits in the harbour of Port Kembla after coming in to refuel and restock on April 6. Peter Parks/AFP/Getty Images
Australian police boarded the Ruby Princess cruise ship Wednesday night to gather evidence in its investigation into how thousands of passengers were allowed to disembark in Sydney last month resulting in a spike of Covid-19 cases, according to NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller.
Fuller said today that the ship’s captain was “extremely helpful” and that the black box was recovered along with other evidence.
On March 19, more than 2,600 passengers from the cruise ship disembarked in Sydney. More than 600 cases and 15 deaths are linked to the ship, according to public broadcaster ABC.
Officers went on the ship under the powers of the NSW coroner who has started a preliminary investigation.
Fuller said police were waiting for a human health report before deciding next steps and that report would be central to the investigation. He could not give a time frame for the investigation.“We’re collecting all of the information so the coroner can have an informed opinion. There’s still a dual criminal investigation running into how we collect the information at the highest level,” Fuller said.
More than 1,000 crew members remain on the ship and Fuller says 75% have said they’d like to remain onboard.
Read more here.