Cruise ship Maasdam docks at Honolulu Harbor and 8 passengers are allowed to disembark
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The cruise ship Massdam tied up at Pier 2 in Honolulu Harbor today. Six Hawaii residents were allowed to leave the cruise ship and two other U.S. citizens were allowed to disembark for medical reasons.
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The cruise ship Massdam tied up at Pier 2 in Honolulu Harbor today.
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The cruise ship Massdam tied up at Pier 2 in Honolulu Harbor today.
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The cruise ship Maasdam tied up at Pier 2 in Honolulu Harbor today. The Matson container ship Daniel K. Inouye, right, departs the harbor.
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The cruise ship Massdam tied up at Pier 2 in Honolulu Harbor today.
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The cruise ship Massdam tied up at Pier 2 in Honolulu Harbor today.
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Two people are seen aboard the Maasdam cruise ship while it is docked in Honolulu Harbor for a re-supply today.
Two people are seen aboard the Maasdam cruise ship while it is docked in Honolulu Harbor for a re-supply today.
8/11
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The Maasdam, operated by Holland America Line, is docked in Honolulu Harbor, for a re-supply today.
The Maasdam, operated by Holland America Line, is docked in Honolulu Harbor, for a re-supply today.
9/11
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People are seen aboard the Maasdam cruise liner while it is docked in Honolulu Harbor, for a resupply today.
People are seen aboard the Maasdam cruise liner while it is docked in Honolulu Harbor, for a resupply today.
10/11
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State officials and a medical crew are seen near the Maasdam cruise ship while it is docked in Honolulu Harbor for a re-supply today. Six Hawaii residents were allowed to leave the cruise ship and two other U.S. citizens were allowed to disembark for medical reasons. While there are no positive cases of coronavirus on the ship, state transportation officials declined to allow any other passengers off the ship.
State officials and a medical crew are seen near the Maasdam cruise ship while it is docked in Honolulu Harbor for a re-supply today. Six Hawaii residents were allowed to leave the cruise ship and two other U.S. citizens were allowed to disembark for medical reasons. While there are no positive cases of coronavirus on the ship, state transportation officials declined to allow any other passengers off the ship.
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In this June 4, 2010, file photo, the Maasdam, a 1258-passenger cruise ship, sits at anchor in Frenchman's Bay off Bar Harbor, Maine.
In this June 4, 2010, file photo, the Maasdam, a 1258-passenger cruise ship, sits at anchor in Frenchman's Bay off Bar Harbor, Maine.
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