Two passengers died on 20 February[61] and a third on 23 February, all three of whom were Japanese citizens in their 80s.[62] A fourth passenger, an elderly Japanese man, was reported on 25 February to have died.[63] The fifth fatality, a Japanese woman in her 70s,[5] and the sixth fatality, a British national in his 70s, both died on 28 February.[64][6] A 78-year-old Australian national, who was evacuated from the ship, died on 1 March in Australia, making him the seventh.[7] A Hong Kong national from the ship died on 6 March, making him the eighth.[65] A Canadian man in his 70s died on 19 March, making him the ninth coronavirus-related death from the ship.[66][9] Two Japanese male passengers in their 70s died on 22 March making them the 10th and 11th death.[10] A Hong Kong woman in her 60s died on 28 March, making her the twelfth.[11] The thirteenth fatality is a Japanese passenger who died on 9 April.[12] The details concerning the passenger's age and gender were not disclosed according to family wish.[67] Another Japanese man in his 70s died on 14 April, making him the fourteenth fatality.[13]