Caribbean Princess Cruise Cut Short — Dense Fog or Norovirus?

Caribbean_PrincessPrincess Cruises announced that the Caribbean Princess would be returning to Houston one day early “because we were informed that dense fog is expected to close the port for much of the weekend.” Others have suggested that it was because of a norovirus-like gastrointestinal illness that had sickened 165 passengers and 11 crew members aboard the ship. Personnel from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) will be boarding the ship today to make inspections. The outbreak on the Caribbean Princess, sickened slightly over 5% of the passengers. On the Explorer of the Seas, which also returned this week from a cruise shorted by an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness, more than 20%, or almost 700 of the passengers became sick.  Princess Cruises is owned by Carnival Corp.

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Caribbean Princess Cruise Cut Short — Dense Fog or Norovirus? — 1 Comment

  1. Carnival cruise owns princess. well I’ll be damned. carnival has just destroyed one of the nicest bays in the Dominican Republic to make way for a two berth dock for her cruise ships. Beautiful pristine bay totally destroyed. Don think an environmental impact study was done shallow bay 10 feet with abundant reefs, gone. This is progress . maimon Bay Dominican republic.