Cruise Ship Stomach Bug

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Cruise ship stomach bug. More than 200 passengers aboard Royal Caribbean ship stricken with stomach virus. 14 2016 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cruise ship passengers are getting sick with a stomach bug less often. Were happy this was just a stomach bug.

Cruise Ship Stomach Bug Forces Several Passengers to File Suit by Friedland Carmona Passengers aboard a PO Cruises luxury liner are suing the cruise ship company after passengers reported contracting a stomach bug that made many of the. Holidaymakers spoke of their cruise ship horror last night after hundreds were struck down by a debilitating stomach bug on board Fred Olsen cruise ship Balmoral pictured Passengers Rus and Marina Donaldson both 55 are still feeling the effects of the bug which they. Passengers aboard a luxury cruise liner that docked in Sydney on Monday have labelled the vessel a floating disaster plagued by a nasty stomach bug.

The cruise line said the cases represented less than 5 percent of. At least 158 passengers on board the Diamond Princess have been struck by a Gastrointestinal bug towards the end of a 12-Day New Zealand cruise. The reality is that the most common cause of GI issues on the high seas is Norovirus a stomach bug causing symptoms for one to three days - and this same bug is the most common cause of gastrointestinal illness on land as well.

More than 150 people on the cruise ship Star Princess have been sickened by the gastrointestinal bug norovirus the US. There were 9 outbreaks of gastrointestinal illnesses on cruise ships last year. According to figures released on Thursday Jan.

More than 1700 Britons disembarked from a cruise ship today after a holiday from hell saw around 200 passengers struck down by a stomach bug. Stomach virus left cruise guests suffering chronic vomiting and diarrhoea. Only 129678 passengers met the programs case.

The bug on that ship. The Princess Cruises Caribbean Princess Ship left the US. From 2008 to 2014 74 million passengers sailed on cruise ships in the Vessel Sanitation Programs jurisdiction.