Carnival Cruise Lines Deals with 11 Passenger Deaths, Over 700 Infected With Life-Threatening Virus
Devastating News for Carnival Cruise Lines
A Scary Situation for Cruise Goers
Tragedy has struck Carnival Cruise Lines not once, but twice in recent months. In two separate incidents, 11 passengers have tragically lost their lives while sailing on Carnival ships. Additionally, a highly contagious and deadly virus infected over 700 passengers and crew members, resulting in nine fatalities.
The first incident occurred on January 22, 2018, when a passenger on the Carnival Triumph died after falling overboard. Just a few weeks later, another passenger on the Carnival Breeze passed away after suffering a heart attack.
The virus outbreak also occurred on the Carnival Breeze, where hundreds of passengers and crew members fell ill with a gastrointestinal virus. The virus caused severe vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration, and nine people ultimately died from complications related to the illness.
These incidents have raised serious concerns about the safety of Carnival Cruise Lines and the well-being of its passengers. The company has been under fire for its handling of both situations, and some passengers have filed lawsuits against the cruise line.
Carnival Cruise Lines has apologized for the incidents and has vowed to improve its safety procedures. The company has also implemented new measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases on its ships.
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