Any sailors from the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier who test negative for the novel coronavirus will soon disembark the ship and begin their 14-day quarantine in Guam
Unable to get out of lockdown, one family watched their son get married over video callOn the day of the ceremony, the groom's parents got themselves prepared early in the morning, dressing in their best wedding clothes.
Several members of groom Nilin Mehta's family were due to fly over from New Delhi to see him marry fiancee Miranda Jenkins in Phoenix. Nilin Mehta's parents watch their son get married over video link from Phoenix, Arizona, on March 28. Nalin Mehta "My parents, my wife and kids woke up at about 4 a.m., put on our wedding clothes and joined the wedding virtually on a video call ... They could see us watching and talk to us," the groom's brother Nalin Mehta told CNN.
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