Passengers on cruise ship to be moved to Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Georgia
21 passengers aboard Grand Princess have tested positive for coronavirus
Jason Mealey, Producer/assignment editor
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced via Twitter Sunday morning that 34 Georgians on the Grand Princess cruise ship will be securely transferred to Dobbins Air Reserve Base.
The Grand Princess has remained off shore near California after 21 people aboard tested positive for coronavirus.
“I am confident that Dobbins is equipped to provide high-quality care for Americans in need while keeping Georgia families safe,” said Kemp.
“In the days and weeks ahead, I encourage Georgians to pray for the patients affected by COVID-19 and their healthcare providers. We must continue to support one another, trust the advice of the medical community, and remain vigilant...” #COVIDー19
