US man first overseas Ruby death
Californian man who travelled on the Ruby Princess has died of COVID-19 complications, the first international fatality traced to the stricken cruise ship.
Californian man who travelled on the Ruby Princess has died of COVID-19 complications, the first international fatality traced to the stricken cruise ship.
Investigators question whether pressure was applied on the ship’s captain or doctor to downplay the sickness of their passengers.
Fears that the commodore of the Ruby Princess has been exposed to COVID-19 have emerged as a commission of inquiry is called.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews predicts COAG will look significantly different once the coronavirus crisis is over.
The medical company overseeing the cruise ship fiasco allowed meals for its crew to be prepared in the galley for weeks, despite signs the kitchen remained the likely epicentre of infections.
NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has laid a significant amount of blame on Carnival Australia over the Ruby Princess cruise ship fiasco.
NSW Arts Minister Don Harwin, who was fined $1000 for allegedly breaching a public health order, resigned from cabinet on Friday.
NSW detectives have boarded the Ruby Princess to begin questioning the ship’s captain and crew.
A plan to ease social-isolation rules and expose Australians to COVID-19 in manageable doses is being considered.
The police strike force investigating the Ruby Princess disaster will include more than 40 officers, as two more passengers die.
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