TOKYO - A large portion of the hundreds of coronavirus infections confirmed on the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Yokohama occurred before Japan asked all passengers and crew to stay inside their cabins for a two-week quarantine on Feb. 5, a research institute said Wednesday.
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