O se vaʻa a le Princess Cruises, e ana le Carnival Corp, o le a feiloaʻi ma le vaega a le Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lea o le a suʻesuʻeina le pepesi o se siama e mafua ai le puaʻi ma le manava pe a tafe atu i le uafu o Houston i le Aso Faraile, i le vaveao o le aso. o le malaga na vavaeina e puao, fai mai le kamupani.
O le Caribbean Princess, ma le tusa ma le 3,100 pasese ma le 1,150 auvaʻa o le a faʻamamaina ae le i faʻatulagaina le isi malaga ese atu ia Fepuari 1, na saunoa ai le kamupani.
"E tusa ma le toatolu pasese o loʻo iai nei faʻamaoniga o le norovirus, ma i le aluga o le folauga 165 pasese na lipotia mai na mamaʻi i le falemaʻi," na fai mai ai i se faamatalaga.
O le faʻamaʻi na aliaʻe ina ua maeʻa le vaʻa folau a le Royal Caribbean i le vaiaso nei, na faʻapuʻupuʻuina ai lana folauga Caribbean ina ua ova atu i le 600 tagata na mamaʻi i le gasegase tau gastrointestinal. .
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- O se vaʻa a le Princess Cruises, e ana le Carnival Corp, o le a feiloaʻi ma le vaega a le Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lea o le a suʻesuʻeina le pepesi o se siama e mafua ai le puaʻi ma le manava pe a tafe atu i le uafu o Houston i le Aso Faraile, i le vaveao o le aso. o le malaga na vavaeina e puao, fai mai le kamupani.
- The outbreak comes after a Royal Caribbean cruise ship this week cut short its Caribbean cruise after more than 600 people became sick with a gastrointestinal illness.
- “Approximately three passengers have current active symptoms of norovirus, and over the course of the cruise 165 passengers reported ill to the medical center,”.
