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#25040
01/26/2014 08:23 AM
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Will it still stop in SXM tomorrow or stay out at sea because of the virus?
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01/26/2014 08:27 AM
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I assume you know that the virus is on most of the islands...all the way to Aruba
That would make for a boring cruise....
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OMG I had no idea. We leave in 5 days.
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#25043
01/26/2014 08:54 AM
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The CDC checked out the ship in St Thomas on Saturday, so I assume they will dock.
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The OP is talking about a possible norovirus on the Explorer.
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01/26/2014 09:16 AM
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Actually, often the cruise AFTER the ship has noro onboard is one of the safest, as they have to clean EVERYTHING.
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Oops...I did not know about that event.
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I was unlucky enough to be on a Celebrity cruise in which about 100 people got sick. And they did stop at every cruise port despite that. I know that Explorer has three times more people sick.
What a bummer.....Norovirus is not something I would wish on my worst enemy.
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This may be a virus; however, one cruise we were on over 100 people sick. I was but hubby wasn't and we shared the same bed etc. Ship said it was norvo but I think it was bad mussels. My own survey found most of us ill became so right after dinner and all had the mussels. This happened at every seating. I think cruise lines are quick to say Norvo so they can say passengers brought it aboard instead of we served you shellfish from warmed water. Which, by the way, I read later that lots of shellfish had been taken near Thiland in waters that were too warm.
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I just saw on ABC morning news that the ship will not be docking in St. Maarten, but returning to US.
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