On 2020-03-06, J.F. <j...@p...onet.pl> wrote:
> Użytkownik "Marcin Debowski" napisał w wiadomości grup
>>> troche trudno mi sie spodziewac oiom na statku ... ale moze jest
>>> sens.
>
>>Musiałoby być pewnie kilka stanowisk. Trochę watpię.
>
> Kilka stanowisk na wycieczkowcu na 3500 ludzi nie wydaje sie wielkim
> problemem.
> Gorzej z obsluga - dwoch lekarzy i kilka pielegniarek, czy jeden
> lekarz wystarczy ?
>
> Choc tak z drugiej stony ... nich im ktos zawalu dostanie na srodku
> oceanu ... beda czekac az umrze bez pomocy ?
> Moze i oiom gdzies tam jest ...

Chyba jednak nie mają żadnego.
https://www.cruisecritic.com/articles.cfm?ID=175

The ship's medical center contains several beds and is set up to treat
minor nonemergency conditions or to stabilize passengers facing
life-threatening conditions. Ship doctors and nurses are most likely to
deal with passengers suffering from respiratory (influenza) or
gastrointestinal (norovirus) illnesses, motion sickness or injuries, the
World Health Organization says, adding that it is important to view the
ship's medical facility as an infirmary and not as a hospital.

Tu jest nb. ciekawy art. z wczoraj:
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/
mar/06/inside-the-cruise-ship-that-became-a-coronavi
rus-breeding-ground-diamond-princess
[..]Kentaro Iwata of Kobe University Hospital, an infectious disease
specialist who visited the ship during the quarantine, described the
procedures onboard as "completely inadequate". In a scathing video
posted online, he said he had worked during Ebola and Sars outbreaks and
had never worried about getting infected but, after visiting the Diamond
Princess, he was afraid of catching coronavirus.

Więc może niekoniecznie sama idea była błędna, a wykonanie.

Z art. wynika też, że hospitalizowali poza statkiem.

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Marcin