More than 15 percent of passengers on the April 29 to May 6 voyage on the cruise ship Crystal Symphony were affected by a case of norovirus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). About 125 of the cruisers were infected as well as 22 of the ship’s crew. The affected guests and crewmates were confined to their quarters until they were symptom free for 24 hours. A spokesperson from Crystal Cruises announced that stricter sanitation practices and continual communication with the CDC were part of their response to the outbreak. When the ship docked in Los Angeles, the cruise line hired additional sanitation crews from Los Angeles as well as San Francisco to disinfect and sanitize every room. Upon the ships arrival, two CDC officers boarded the ship to conduct an investigation targeted at the outbreak and response activities. Cruise ships should take the upmost care…
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