Study investigates virus spread in cruise ship cabins: More ventilation does not mean safer conditions
When COVID-19 began to spread across the globe, its effects were significantly pronounced on cruise ships.
Indeed, compared to other population segments, cruise ship passengers became disproportionately infected and often, ironically, stranded on board to quarantine.
That’s why focus has been directed at addressing the need for improved ventilation on cruise ships— since dispersing fresh air in cabins and other enclosed spaces is critical for mitigating viral spread.
