CDC says risk of COVID-19 on cruise ships has lowered from earlier in the year
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Published: Mar. 16, 2022 at 12:49 PM EDT
(CNN) - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says getting on a cruise ship is less risky than it was earlier this year.
Taking a trip on a big boat is now classified as a level two destination, with “moderate” levels of COVID-19.
The scale is based on one to four, with four being the greatest potential threat.
In mid-February, the risk level was at a three.
Despite a drop in a potential health threat, the CDC says cruise passengers should still be fully vaccinated and take other steps, including wearing masks indoors and in crowded areas.
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