Royal Navy submarines face 14 days quarantine to prevent coronavirus outbreak
NUCLEAR submarine crews have been told they face 14 days in quarantine to prevent a coronavirus outbreak while on a long secret voyage.
Defence chiefs revealed that as a special precaution they will be confined on board the sub before they depart British waters.Royal Navy submarines face a 14-day quarantine to prevent coronavirus outbreakOnly when it is clear that there is no trace of the virus among the 150-strong crew will they be allowed to set sail.
The subs provide Britain’s continueous at sea nuclear deterrent, which means at least one of the 11 subs is equipped with nuke missiles and at sea 365 days a year. Its location is kept top secret but they are always poised to strike in the event of Britain coming under
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