1,700 passengers held on cruise ship over potential acute stomach bug sickness

As many as 1,700 passengers are being held on board a cruise ship in southwest France, after dozens of cases of possible gastroenteritis on board.

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CNNLean Left· 139d ago· ran in 5 outlets

1,700 passengers held on cruise ship over potential acute stomach bug sickness

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1,700 passengers held on cruise ship over potential acute stomach bug sickness

UPICenter· 139d ago

France holds 1,000+ on cruise ship with suspected norovirus outbreak

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Passengers held on cruise ship in France over potential illness

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New York PostLean Right· 139d ago

1,700 stranded on cruise ship in France after traveler’s death blamed on norovirus

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The GuardianLean Left· 139d ago

France confines more than 1,700 people to cruise ship after suspected norovirus death

Deutsche WelleLean Left· 139d ago

France: Cruise ship on lockdown over stomach bug outbreak

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France confines over 1,700 passengers on cruise ship over gastroenteritis

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