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Orlando Ashford, president of Holland America Line Corporation, called for a port to show “compassion and grace” by allowing passengers on the Zaandam cruise liner and its sister ship, the Rotterdam, back on land. As of March 30, 76 guests and 117 crew on Zaandam have an influenza-like illness, including eight people who have tested positive for COVID-19,” it continued.
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