British Couple Stranded on a Coronavirus Infected Cruise Ship in Quarantine | Good Morning Britain

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Passengers on a cruise ship off the coast of Yokohama are in a 14-day quarantine after 20 passengers tested positive for coronavirus. The infected passengers have been taken off of the ship but the rest of the passengers are still on board and most are confined to their cabins. David and Sally Abel join us from their cabin where they share their worries that the quarantine period could be extended further.

Broadcast on 06/02/2020

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