CDC warns 'all people' should avoid traveling on cruise ships

The agency has raised the level from three to four, which means it's a high risk of getting the coronavirus.

CRUISE SHIPS COULD HAVE ABLEAK FUTURE.

THE CENTERS FORDISEASE CONTROL IS NOWENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO AVOIDCRUISES ALL TOGETHER.

THEAGENCY UPGRADED THE RISK OFCRUISE TRAVEL TO A LEVEL*FOUR* THAT'S THE*HIGHES*RISK LEVEL FOR CONTRACTINGCOVID-19.

THE WARNING ALSOINCLUDES RIVER CRUISES ANDINTERNATIONAL CRUISES.

IFYOU'RE DETERMINED TO SET SAIL,THE C-D- C RECOMMENDS GETTINGTESTED THREE TO FIVE DAYS*AFTE* YOUR TRIP.

EVEN IF YOUTEST NEGATIVE, YOU SHOULD STAYHOME FOR A FULL WEEK.

OFCOURSE, THAT SHOULDN'T BE APROBLEM RIGHT NOW.

MOST MAJORCOMPANIES HAVE DISCONTINUEDCRUISES THROUGH THE END OF THE