Another company, Dream Cruises, said at least seven of its trips will be canceled during the two weeks from yesterday, including a Genting Dream cruise that was supposed to depart yesterday afternoon. Passenger Tang complained that Dream Cruises received the government's notice at 2.40pm yesterday but it should have been informed earlier. Tang's sister said her family of four spent almost HK$1,000 for Covid testing before boarding and are not sure whether they will be compensated by Dream Cruises. Dream Cruises said affected guests can go on a future Genting Dream cruise until April 27. The nine, who tested negative for Covid on the ship yesterday, were isolated from the rest of the people on board before they were sent to Penny's Bay quarantine center.

Source: The Standard January 06, 2022 05:54 UTC