400 Sick On Cruise Ship

Her son Ian was one of the first to get sick in a norovirus outbreak that Royal Caribbean spokeswoman Kiki Perera said affected over 400 passengers and crew members.

400 sick on cruise ship. Two hundred more people on Royal Caribbeans Oasis of the Seas cruise ship have been sickened by a gastrointestinal illness bringing the total to 475. More than 400 passengers on the Celebrity Mercury out of South Carolina have come down with a stomach sickness causing vomiting and diarrhea. Cruise ship with nearly 450 falling sick while at sea the cruise company said Tuesday.

The Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas cruise ship is cutting its journey short after 475 passengers and crew members have been infected with a norovirus Royal Caribbean Cruises announced Thursday. Celebrity Cruises is testing to see if it is the. Royal Caribbean on Thursday said.

Keep reading to find out what the ship is doing to treat the outbreak and prevent it. Caribbean Cruise Ship Turns Into Diarrhea Nightmare Vessel In ABC News story 400-Plus Passengers Get Sick on Cruise the cruise lines PR spokesperson Cynthia Martinez says that the ship doctors are giving passengers anti-nausea and diarrhea medication such as Pepto-Bismol. A Royal Caribbean statement said the cruise line is taking steps like intensive sanitary procedures to minimize the risk of any further issues More from WSVN and CNN Sign up for daily e-mails.

More than 400 passengers and crew have been sick with vomiting and diarrhoea as suspected norovirus hits two cruise ships sailing in the Caribbean. Although it is highly transmissible the illness is relatively infrequent on. This is after the ship had over 400 passengers and crew become ill last week.

British doctors ferried the aid to the Aurora. Before boarding guests were required to show proof of vaccination and a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours. The ship was disinfected when it arrived in port on Saturday morning and caused the current cruise to be delayed by a.

Have become sick according to the US. The Centers for Disease Control CDC has announced that norovirus was the cause of over 400 illnesses that forced a Celebrity Cruises ship back to Charleston South Carolina during a voyage to the Caribbean. Maarten on Saturday for a 7-day cruise with stops in Barbados Aruba and Curacao.