Cruise Ship Vomiting Bug
Vomiting bug-hit cruise ship back in Britain A liner hit by the winter vomiting bug during a pre-Christmas cruise arrived back in port in England on Friday after one passenger dubbed it a plague.
Cruise ship vomiting bug. Nearly 80 passengers on the 300million ship have become victims of the virus which causes severe vomiting nausea and diarrhoea. Are you planning to escape the cold temperatures with a winter vacation cruise. ALMOST 200 passengers on one of the worlds biggest cruise liners have been struck down by diarrhoea and a vomiting bug.
Steering Clear of the Stomach Bug. Commonly known as the winter vomiting bug although it can strike any time of year norovirus causes projectile vomiting diarrhoea headaches and stomach cramps and spreads like wildfire if given half a chance. By Ryan Kisiel for the Daily Mail.
378 people on the luxury cruise ship Oriana are struck by norovirus as reports of the bug rise by 72 per cent this. Cunards Queen Mary II currently has 19 confirmed cases of the. Cunards Queen Mary II currently has 19 confirmed cases of the.
The following incidents reported by Miami Herald have been crowned the worst discoveries cruise inspectors laid their eyes on in November. PO has issued a statement. The UKs Daily Mail reports that the Balmoral cruise ship dubbed the Cursed Cruise Ship of the High Seas is facing the prospect of being impounded after it was hit by a vomiting bug for the third time in less than a year.
In 2010 at least 310 people on board the ship were reported to suffering diarrhoea and vomiting when it docked in Los Angeles. Norovirus causes sickness and diarrhoea and is easily transmitted in confined places such as hospitals and schools. Fill 2 Copy 11.
A total of 342 people on the Fred Olsen ship Balmoral which left Dover on 21 December were affected by the vomiting bug the cruise operator said. Outbreaks on cruise ships are not uncommon. A cruise ship due to arrive in Hampshire is undergoing extra cleaning following an outbreak of the norovirus winter vomiting bug.
