CDC refuses to lift no sail order for cruise lines
The CDC says its order will now stay in effect until Nov. 1.
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Mar 25, 2021, 11:01 AM
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10h agoThe CDC is turning down a cruise industry request to lift
its no-sail order.
The order was issued in March of last year, and the Cruise Lines International Association voluntarily suspended all operations.
The CDC says its order will now stay in effect until Nov.
1.
The
association is now asking the Biden administration to lift the order by early
July.
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