No one will leave [the ship] unless they are going directly to the airport for their country of origin, said Virginia Barcones, Director General of Civil Protection and Emergencies, on Thursday. She indicated that the Netherlands will be ultimately responsible if no agreement is reached. It is also unclear exactly how or by whom the ship will be disinfected. Spain's Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Transport, the Interior, and Health, in coordination with the World Health Organization and European authorities, are finalizing every step from the moment the cruise ship reaches the Canary Islands, which is expected on Sunday at midday.