Passenger Aboard First Cruise Ship to Return to Sailing in Caribbean Tests Positive for COVID-19
Passengers and non-essential crew are now isolating in their cabins as the ship heads back toward its departure point in Barbados
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The first cruise ship to set sail in the Caribbean since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic has reported that a passenger on board has tested positive for the virus, according to The Points Guy.
A reporter for the travel site, Gene Sloan, is aboard the SeaDream 1 and was meant to be documenting the new safety measures on the small vessel, which departed from Barbados on Saturday and is carrying 53 passengers and 66 crew.
Sloan reported that the boat's captain, Torbjorn Lund, made an announcement over the intercom midday on Wednesday explaining that a passenger had tested positive "on a preliminary basis." It's currently unclear what he means by "preliminary."
Sea Dream Yacht Club, which owns the ship, did not immediately reply to PEOPLE's request for clarification.
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