At least 43 of the nearly 180 passengers aboard the MS Roald Amundsen in Norway were infected with nCoV after a six-day cruise at sea.

Trondheim city officials today reported two positive cases aboard the MS Roald Amundsen yacht, including a man with mild symptoms and a baby under 10 years with no symptoms, bringing the total number of passengers infected.

Meanwhile, the remaining 41 passengers infected with the nCoV of MS Roald Amundsen in Tromsoe City, where the yacht was anchored, were hospitalized.

According to the management company Hurtigruten, MS Roald Amundsen on July 25 departed from Svalbard Island to Tromsoe.

However, when it docked at Tromsoe port on July 31, 4 sailors tested positive for nCoV.

The outbreak of the outbreak on MS Roald Amundsen has raised many concerns about the safety of yachts during a pandemic.

The cause of the outbreak on the Roald Amundsen yacht has not been determined, but NTB news agency estimates that all 69 Norwegian cities could be affected.

This is not the first time Covid-19 has broken out on a yacht.