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Originally Posted by Bilyclub
Considering you're supposed to wait a minimum of 5 days to get tested after an exposure I still side with the driver. Logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.
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I heard it on Start Trek so it must be true? Were there several thousand passengers left standing on the dock or only the two who were unfortunate to be associated with this driver?
Why is it that you're supposed to wait a minimum of five days? Could that be a factor? Is the driver qualified to make the determination?
In the end, I trust the protocols used on the ship that released the passenger. But, wasn't my cruise or my family so not my problem.
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