You ok

We are in the same predicament , if they won’t have the scruples to cancel this cruise at least do the morally right thing , and let those with genuine concern for their health / safety, opt out and refund their monies . We also are elderly, myself with a weakened immune system from an illness , beside the fact of how unenjoyable it will be ,I don’t wish to unnecessarily jeopardise my health further . NCL are forcing us to choose between our health and losing thousands of prepaid dollars . 

NCL are proving to be the sort of business you would never want to have dealings with ever again . 

We are booked on the Norweigan Jade sailing  27th from Singapore and are at a loss to understand why NCL won't cancel this sailing if they valued customers health over their wealth.  We are not cancelling as we gain nothing by cancelling too early but it is very frustrating trying to decide whether to forfeit all monies paid or take the risk and go if it is not cancelled.  Not to mention any difficulties with ports,medical checks, having to wear a mask for 20 days, every time someone coughs there will be panic etc.    We asked our Doctor weather she would travel to Singapore to board a cruise and her answer was no she definitely would not.   Shame on NCL for putting your customers through this when the ethical thing to do would be to cancel or offer another cruise.  NCL might just come out of this situation ok if they did but if the 27th sailing goes ahead I hope they will be ready for a lot of very unhappy customers.