Volume 27, Number 5—May 2021
Synopsis
Successful Control of an Onboard COVID-19 Outbreak Using the Cruise Ship as a Quarantine Facility, Western Australia, Australia
Figure 1
![Layout of control zones for quarantine management aboard cruise ship used as quarantine facility to control onboard coronavirus disease outbreak, Western Australia, Australia. The terminal and dock were considered decontaminated (green zones); occupied cabins and work areas were considered contaminated (red zones); accessways from the shore to contaminated areas were considered buffer zones (yellow zones). Donning and doffing stations were placed at transition points between each zone.](/eid/images/20-4142-F1.jpg)
Figure 1. Layout of control zones for quarantine management aboard cruise ship used as quarantine facility to control onboard coronavirus disease outbreak, Western Australia, Australia. The terminal and dock were considered decontaminated (green zones); occupied cabins and work areas were considered contaminated (red zones); accessways from the shore to contaminated areas were considered buffer zones (yellow zones). Donning and doffing stations were placed at transition points between each zone.
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