Wajngarten had also interacted with U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, during Bolsonaro's visit to Miami on 7 March, raising concerns that he might have infected them.[35] Also on 12 March, the Ministry of Health requested the approval of an additional R$10 billion (US$2.1 billion) in the federal budget to reinforce its fight against the disease in Brazil.[36] It also estimated that 2,000 intensive care units will be needed to treat patients in the coming weeks.[37] Later that day, second cases were confirmed in Espírito Santo[38] and Minas Gerais.[39] Also on 12 March, the cruise ship Silver Shadow from the Bahamas with 318 passengers and 291 crew members, docked in Recife, Pernambuco, with a suspected case of COVID-19 in a 78-year-old Canadian tourist.