Passengers of death ship live in hell because of the Corona virus

The ship docked Thursday in Yokohama to stock up on supplies for a quarantine that could extend until February 19.

The World Health Organization called on Japan on Friday to take all necessary measures to help the people detained on the ship, including providing them with psychological support.

"There is a lot that can be done to support patients," WHO official Michael Ryan told reporters in Geneva. Not only in terms of physical health, but also in terms of mental health.”
Some of the ship's passengers spend almost the entire day isolated in small rooms with no windows, and they are rarely allowed to walk.
Television scenes showed a Japanese flag raised in a walkway with the words: "The shortage of medicines is severe."
Apart from this ship, 26 cases of infection with the emerging virus were recorded in Japan, according to the latest toll published by the Ministry of Health on Saturday. And the last injured Japanese twenty-year-old.

The concerned person was among the people who were returned by Japan, Friday, from the Chinese city of Wuhan, on the fourth flight that brought back Japanese people present in the city from which the virus spread.

For its part, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs indicated the death of a Japanese man in a hospital in Wuhan, who had shown symptoms of the virus. If the diagnosis is confirmed, he will be the first Japanese to die from the emerging corona virus.