  We consider the correlated parallel transport through two quantum dots which
are tunnel-coupled to the ends of a semiconductor nanowire where the Majorana
bound states (MBSs) may emerge under proper conditions. In terms of the
cross-correlation of currents, we reveal unusual behaviors originated from the
nonlocal MBSs, including such as the distinct symmetry and antisymmetry of the
spectral density in response to the dot-level modulations, and the vanished
cross correlation occurred when any of the dot-levels is in resonance with the
Majorana zero mode.
