Why does Princess Diamond get pneumonia?

Someone in the diamond princess is infected with pneumonia.

Agence France-Presse just reported that another 39 people aboard the Japanese cruise ship Princess Diamond were diagnosed with COVID-19 virus.

Katsunobu Kato, Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan, said in 12 that another 39 people were diagnosed as novel coronavirus positive when they docked at the isolated cruise ship "Diamond Princess" in Yokohama, Japan. At present, there are 174 confirmed cases on the cruise ship.

"Of the 53 new test results, 39 people were found to be positive," said Katsunobu Kato, among whom 65,438+0 quarantine officials were also infected with novel coronavirus.

On February 1 1, Princess Cruises disclosed China passenger information to Caijing. There are 286 China passengers aboard the Diamond Princess, including 2 passengers from Chinese mainland, 260 passengers from Hongkong, China, 2 passengers from Macau, China and 22 passengers from Taiwan Province Province, China.

According to Princess Cruises, as of February 10, * * * 5 China passengers were diagnosed with novel coronavirus, including one mainland passenger. These five people have been taken off the boat by the local public health department in Japan and went to a local hospital for treatment.

According to Li Miao, a British correspondent of Phoenix Satellite TV, there are 22 Chinese mainland people aboard the Diamond Princess. If this figure is true, then the number of mainland crew on board is 20. The report of Pear Video International Shooter also said that there were about 20 mainland crew members. But as of now, Princess Cruises has not disclosed the nationality information of the crew.

On the whole, nearly half of the 2666 passengers on this cruise ship are from Japan, and the other half are made up of residents from the United States, Australia, Britain, Canada, China, New Zealand, Russian, Italian and other countries. In addition to passengers, there are 1045 crew members on the cruise ship.

By February 1 1, passengers and crew had spent 23 days on the Diamond Princess. A Japanese male passenger who did not want to be named accepted an interview with Caijing reporter through the Internet. He said that he lived in a room with a sea view (with windows and no balcony) and his mood was stable at present.