Horror for Britons on cruise ship denied entry to French port amid border lockdown
Ms Hann says there are no suspected cases of COVID-19 on board, and that this further adds confusion as to why the French would not let the passengers disembark so that they could be repatriated to their homes."We’ve done a voyage from South America so when we left South America on March 9, which is nearly two weeks ago, there were very few cases.
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