Eight Royal Caribbean crew members test positive for COVID-19, delaying cruise
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A Royal Caribbean cruise has been delayed after eight crew members tested positive for COVID-19. The company's Odyssey of the Seas ship was set to have its first trip on July 3, but the cruise has been postponed to July 31.
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