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Over 100 passengers on US cruise ship sick from suspected norovirus outbreak.

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More than 100 passengers and approximately 23 crew members on the Ruby Princess cruise ship experienced symptoms of suspected norovirus.
The ship was on a 20-day cruise to Alaska and has docked in San Francisco for disinfection.
The outbreak has raised concerns as it marks the third incident of illness reported by Princess Cruises this year.
Affected individuals displayed symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea, prompting quarantine measures onboard.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating the situation further.

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More than 100 passengers and approximately 23 crew members aboard the Ruby Princess, a cruise ship operated by Princess Cruises, are reported to have fallen ill with symptoms consistent with norovirus, including vomiting and diarrhea. This outbreak occurred during a 20-day cruise that included stops in Alaska and Canada. After the onset of the illness, the ship docked in San Francisco for necessary disinfecting and health evaluations.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stated that this incident marks the third outbreak linked to Princess Cruises this year. At the time of the outbreak, the affected individuals were isolated and being monitored as part of the ship's response to manage the situation. Health authorities are continuing to assess the matter to ensure proper measures are taken to prevent further spread of the virus.

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