What's up with the Crown on Jan 4?

[Sailingbear]

Anyone know the full story behind the "mandatory inspection" that has delayed today's boarding for the Crown? We already have a post on the last Roll Call however no answers as yet.

 

 

 

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[NorbertsNiece]

Surprise and expected inspections occur regularly. It's when ALL the regulatory bodies decide to inspect at the same time that serious boarding delays can occur.

[Colo Cruiser]

Anyone know the full story behind the "mandatory inspection" that has delayed today's boarding for the Crown? We already have a post on the last Roll Call however no answers as yet.

 

Most likely USCG or USPH.

[capriccio]

First stop in Brazil this season (in years possibly) for the Crown compounded by the fact that the authorities didn't board until well have disembarkation. Plus public health officials wanted to examine some folks who had been diagnosed with the flu. They had to be identified and report to the medical center before disembarkation could begin around 9.

 

Even before these obstacles the last disembarkation group was scheduled at 12:30.

Edited January 4, 2017 by capriccio