Common Cold Symptoms Could Land You In Forced Quarantine Centers

One minute you are enjoying a cruise on a majestic ocean liner off the coast of Japan and the next minute you are trapped onboard in a 2-week quarantine, then whisked away on an airliner to destinations unknown in the U.S. in yet another quarantine as other non-symptomatic passengers on-board the plane test positive for coronavirus infection.

A news report describes the plight of 340 U.S. Diamond Princess ocean cruise passengers who had been kept onboard for a two-week quarantine off the coast of Japan, then boarded aircraft to return to the U.S.  Fourteen (14) of these air evacuees were placed in onboard aircraft isolation chambers on specially rigged aircraft when it was found they tested positive for the coronavirus.  All were non-symptomatic vacationers (meaning they were exposed to the coronavirus and developed their own natural antibodies).  They were flown to continental quarantine centers in the U.S., in this instance, Texas and California.