A judge presiding over a class action in relation to a deadly Covid-19 outbreak on the Ruby Princess has made a big decision.
Deliberations over documents are continuing as Carnival cruise liners fight a class action over the deadly outbreak.
Hundreds of passengers contracted the virus after the outbreak on the ship which left Sydney on March 8, 2020 and returned on March 19 after sailing through New Zealand. Picture: Ezra Acayan/Getty Images) David McLure SC on behalf of the cruise liner told the court they are seeking more evidence from parties involved as the trial will need to take into account the law of England and the general maritime law of the United States.
Coronavirus patients Paul Faraguna and his wife Robyn. The pair fell ill on the Ruby Princess and Mr Faraguna was the first patient admitted to the Royal Adelaide Hospital's intensive care unit.
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