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: Cruise Ship LawCruise liner hit with second virus outbreak
By Lipcon, Margulies & Alsina, P.A.
A cruise liner stranded in Portsmouth last week after 180 passengers were struck down by a sickness bug is set to return again after a second suspected outbreak. The Fred Olsen cruise ship Boudicca, which is based at Portsmouth ferry port, was stranded in Portsmouth on Friday because of a gastro-enteritis outbreak onboard.
But after a deep clean of all the cabins, the ship was sent back out to sea Friday evening. Now 50 passengers aboard the 900 capacity ship are again thought to be showing sickness symptoms and, reportedly, the cruise liner has been forced to turn back. Fred Olsen were due to release a statement later today.
The cruise liner firm has a bad record of passenger sickness - this bug would be the sixth time in the past three years one of its fleet has been hit with illnesses.
Full post as published by Cruise Ship Law on December 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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