In the middle of the ocean, away from hospitals and with hundreds of people sharing enclosed spaces, a simple sneeze or a careless ventilation duct can be the start of a countdown against the clock. What on land would be a controllable outbreak, on the high seas becomes a race where each decision counts and where the ship ceases to be a means of transport to become a floating epidemiological containment unit.
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In the middle of the ocean, away from hospitals and with hundreds of people sharing enclosed spaces, a simple sneeze or a careless ventilation duct can be the start of a countdown against the clock. What on land would be a controllable outbreak, on the high seas becomes a race where each decision counts and where the ship ceases to be a means of transport to become a floating epidemiological containment unit.