US Authorities Monitor Ship Passengers From South Africa
A vessel carrying 170 passengers, 57 crew members, 13 coaches, and one doctor has entered South African waters. The ship departed Argentina on March 20 after approximately two months of travel through South Africa. The vessel is scheduled to make its next stop in the Canary Islands, Spain. One person on board is reportedly receiving medical care, though the specific nature of the illness was not detailed. The vessel's arrival is being monitored by authorities. Further details regarding the ship's origin and purpose are pending. US authorities in Texas and Arizona are monitoring passengers who disembarked a ship in late April after it traveled from South Africa.
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Sources · 7 independent
NTV Radyo
“The ship, which contains 170 passengers, 57 employees, 13 coaches, and one doctor, is now in the southern waters of South Africa.”
Baywave FM Japan
“Ship with 170 passengers enters South African waters”
CRI News Radio
“当地时间4号，伊朗以色列。 美国和伊朗之间间接谈判的一种常用的方式。”
RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong
“载有170名乘客的船只已进入南非水域。”
MCOT FM 100.5 News
“Management allows the ship to leave the channel to go out, you also have to send the ship to sweep. As an escort, carrying avoidance, not letting go.”
VOH Ho Chi Minh City
“得克萨斯州、亚利桑那州的美国当局也在监控4月底下船的乘客。这艘船目前正在前往西班牙的卡内里岛旅行，尚未发现新的感染病例。”
VOH Ho Chi Minh City
“其中，得克萨斯州、亚利桑那州的美国当局也在监控4月底下船的乘客。这艘船目前正在前往西班牙的卡内里岛旅行，有140多名乘客和船上的水手。”
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