200 Passengers Sick On Cruise Ship

Cruise ship staff send this report between 24 and 36 hours before the ship arrives at a US.

200 passengers sick on cruise ship. The number of people hit with a gastrointestinal illness on a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship has swelled to nearly 500 a. More than 200 guests were sickened aboard the cruise lines Ovation of the Seas ship. -- More than 200 passengers reportedly have been sickened on two different cruise ships according to the US.

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ALEXIUZ Getty Images More than 200 people became sick and five were hospitalized in Australia after an. More than 200 people on two different cruise ships have fallen ill with gastrointestinal sickness and both vessels were to be disinfected in San Diego the Centers for Disease Control and. If 3 or more of the passengers or crew have.

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11 2019 208 PM PST. Royal Caribbeans Oasis of the Seas known for being one of the largest cruise ships in the world will be returning to Port Canaveral a day early after an outbreak of Norovirus affected more than 200 guests and crew members aboard. Almost 200 passengers aboard one of the worlds largest cruise ships have been struck down with diarrhea and vomiting after indulging in a bottomless buffet The mighty Ovation of the Seas which carries more than 5800 had been at sea for 14 days after a trip to Singapore when 195 passengers reported suffering from gastrointestinal illness.