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South Florida 100: Give thanks for what you have, give back for those who don t - South Florida Sun Sentinel

South Florida 100: Give thanks for what you have, give back for those who don t - South Florida Sun Sentinel
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South Florida 100: Will Pfizer vaccine s FDA approval mean more people get shots? - South Florida Sun Sentinel

South Florida 100: Will Pfizer vaccine s FDA approval mean more people get shots? - South Florida Sun Sentinel
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27 cruise ships have reported COVID-19 infections Why can t we find out how many?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention don't require ships to disclose COVID-19 infection data, and the global cruise leader, Carnival Corp., flatly refuses to reveal the number of infections aboard its ships.

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South Florida mayors urge Gov Ron DeSantis to reconsider vaccine rules for cruise lines

The mayor of a South Florida county and two of its cities have sent a letter to Gov. Ron DeSantis asking him to reconsider his refusal to allow cruise lines requiring passengers to be vaccinated to embark or disembark from Florida ports.

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Broward Mayor Asks CDC For Additional Option to Reopen Cruise Industry

Updated on May 11, 2021 at 5:16 pm NBC Universal, Inc. Broward Mayor Steve Geller has requested the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide an additional alternative so that the cruise industry can set sail again. Geller sent a letter Monday to CDC Director Rochelle P. Walensky requesting that the organization favorably consider the proposal by Norwegian Cruise Line for proposed safety protocols as an alternative option for the cruise industry. Be prepared for the 2021 hurricane season! Download our our mobile app for iOS to get the latest forecasts and alerts. The NCL proposal requires that 100% of passengers and crew be vaccinated, and that masks would not be required.

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