the virus it wants its to keep the people who had the virus off the japanese mainland and it felt coren seeing was the right strategy as it turned out they haven't done it well i think the u.s. u.s. officials are now openly segment quarantine fails and actually as we look and as we know more about the way the quarantine was why we're beginning to find out they're actually it really wasn't done in a medically sound way and the conditions on board the ship we're not we're not suitable. to to to keep this many people on board the ship the people who are foreigners who are being taken back to places like the united states and canada being given another 14 days corinth. see because those governments don't believe that a quarantine on board a ship works the japanese patients who test negative for the virus are being allowed to leave their being and they're being allowed to board public transport the softer new and go home so japan doesn't really want to admit quarantine failed even when other governments basically have both made that decision the quarantine was not effective and people were s

virus it wants it's to keep the people who had the virus off the japanese mainland and it felt that coren seeing was the right strategy as it turned out they haven't done it well i think the u.s. u.s. officials are now openly saying the korean team failed and actually as we look and as we know more about the way the quarantine was applied we're beginning to find out that actually it really wasn't done in a medically sound way and that the conditions on board the ship were not we're not suitable to to to keep this many people on board the ship and in particular the japanese doctor who went on board yesterday has released absolutely damning video of the conditions on board the ship which he says are chaotic and scary and he is not surprised that very many people have fallen sick yes i mean we have been hearing many reports of utter chaos on board and there are still hundreds of people on the spell out what is happening to them. well that they're being released as as you said the people who the foreigners are being taken back to places like the united states and canada being given another 14

over 600 people coren taint on the luxury liner annoying to have contracted the new coronavirus. now 2 elderly passengers have died. the man and woman were japanese citizens in their eighty's. passengers on wednesday began leaving the ship after a 2 week quarantine period it appears to have done little to stop the disease from spreading. recuperative here i was so afraid every time they made announcements about infections that there was so many of them. i wondered if we'd be next but. when the ship arrived in yokohama only 10 passengers tested positive for the virus . following the 14 day koren team period several countries have begun evacuating the citizens from the ship with others set to follow search on thursday more than 100 former passengers returned home to hong kong on a chartered flight. the arrivals were headed for another 2 weeks of quarantine meanwhile more than 180 s. strelley ins have also arrived at darwin airport they too are headed straight back into quarantine those infected with the virus remain in hospitals in japan for the passengers and crew who remain on bo

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coren play shun, which excludes volatile, food, energy prices, was also 1.6. percent over the next few months, we expect inflation to move closer to 10%, as unusually low readings from 2019 drop out of the 12 month calculation. the nation faces important water run challenges. labor force participation by individuals in their prime working years is its highest rate in over than a decade. it remains lower than other advanced economies. troubling market disparities across ethnic groups, and regions of society. it's encouraging that productivity growth, living, wages standards over the longer term has moved. up productivity gains have been subpar throughout this long economic expansion. boost to productivity growth would benefit americans. it should remain and national priority. i will now turn to monetary policy. over the second half of 2019, shifted to a more monetary stance of monetary policy. to cushion trade development, and promote a faster rate of inflation to our original objective. we lowered the target range that are july, september, october meetings. of