Passengers sick on largest cruise ship
More than 380 passengers and crew aboard the world’s largest cruise ship were sickened by a virus during a seven-day Caribbean cruise, cruise officials said Sunday.
December 4, 2006
Nearly 400 Ill From Cruise Ship Virus
More than 380 passengers and crew aboard the world’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas, were sickened by a virus during a seven-day Caribbean cruise, cruise officials said.
World’s largest cruise ship returns to Miami with 384 sick from norovirus
The world’s largest cruise ship returned to the Port of Miami Sunday morning with 384 people aboard recovering from a gastrointestinal illness that spread during a seven-day Caribbean cruise, a spokesman said.
Virus Sickens Hundreds Aboard Largest Cruise Ship
Cruise officials say almost 400 passengers and crew aboard the world’s largest cruise ship have been given over-the-counter medication for a virus.
More Than 300 Sick Aboard Cruise Ship
MIAMI - More than 380 passengers and crew aboard a cruise ship were sickened by a virus during a seven-day Caribbean cruise, cruise officials said Sunday. Norovirus sickened 338 passengers and 46 crew members about Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas, and they were treated with over-the-counter medication, the Miami-based company said.
