A person will not be able to board if they:1. show symptoms attributable to Covid-19 ((e.g. people with a body temperature above 37.5 °C, people who report or present signs of a cough or difficulty breathing);2. have had contact within the last 14 days (or within 2 days prior to onset of symptoms) with a confirmed case of Covid-19;3. have been in “close contact” with confirmed cases of Covid-19, which have been regularly reported to the relevant health authorities.In the event of anyone falling into the category referred to in points 1) and 2), the health personnel on board and/or personnel identified by the Management Company will take measures to separate the suspected cases and direct them to a “safe” area which will have been previously indicated by the Port Authority. The individuals appointed by the Management Company will immediately inform the local health authorities of suspected cases that have not been allowed to board. Those individuals who fall within the category described in point 3), even if asymptomatic, will not be able to board. In such an event, the Management Company shall give the parties involved a notice containing the reason for their not being able to board.