Hand out file photo dated January 21, 2020 of French nuclear aircraft carrier sets sail from Toulon naval base for a several months mission to the eastern Mediterranean to fight terrorism. France’s flagship military aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle is on its way back to port after some staff on board showed signs of Covid-19 symptoms, said the French armed forces ministry on Wednesday. The ministry said around 40 staff were under strict medical observation at present. The disclosure comes after a coronavirus outbreak hit the US aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, now at port in Guam. Ph

Hand out file photo dated January 21, 2020 of French nuclear aircraft carrier sets sail from Toulon naval base for a several months mission to the eastern Mediterranean to fight terrorism. France’s flagship military aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle is on its way back to port after some staff on board showed signs of Covid-19 symptoms, said the French armed forces ministry on Wednesday. The ministry said around 40 staff were under strict medical observation at present. The disclosure comes after a coronavirus outbreak hit the US aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, now at port in Guam. Ph Stock Photo

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Hand out file photo dated January 21, 2020 of French nuclear aircraft carrier sets sail from Toulon naval base for a several months mission to the eastern Mediterranean to fight terrorism. France’s flagship military aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle is on its way back to port after some staff on board showed signs of Covid-19 symptoms, said the French armed forces ministry on Wednesday. The ministry said around 40 staff were under strict medical observation at present. The disclosure comes after a coronavirus outbreak hit the US aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, now at port in Guam. Photo by Marine Nationale via ABACAPRESS.COM

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