The Royal Caribbean has faced some of the terrible legal acts lately. These include Passengers of a dozen cruise ship who sued Royal Caribbean and warned other hidden cameras. At the sea symphony, an employee installed a hidden camera in 12 different rooms. Former worker Arvin Joseph Mirasol was sentenced to 30 years in prison for recordings taken between December 2023 and January 2024.
Royal Caribbean has faced other situations since then, including low health check -up scores, Broke 57 violations.
They are more dealing now, as two Canadian passengers sued the Royal Caribbean for the outbreak that took place last fall. We will take a closer look at the outbreaks reported by the CDC in September 2024. We will also see the severe symptoms of passengers, and if the Royal Caribbean has issued any kind of statement.
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Two Canadians sued Royal Caribbean on Salmonella outbreak
The incident occurred during the voyage between September 20 and September 24, 2024, according to Cdcat the Royal Caribbean’s Radiance of the Seas Ship. Data shows that more than 8% of guests are sick during travel. The causative agent is proven salmonella, with 180 passengers on the vessel catching the disease.
There were also three crew members who were reported sick during the voyage.
The main symptoms include diarrhea, abdominal cramps, headache, and muscle aches.
Currently, more than six months later, two Canadian guests have launched a court claim against Royal Caribbean. The reaction to Salmonella’s disease has proven to be worse for guests.
Doug Parker of Today’s cruise news revealed, “Two Canadians sued the Royal Caribbean after claiming they had salmonella. Court filing said both guests had serious symptoms including dehydration and internal bleeding after eating on light.”
Currently, a lawsuit is under review by the BC Court.
“Both of the legal actions demanded negligence, and are now detained before the BC Supreme Court.”
Royal Caribbean has not made a statement yet – but they take action at the time of the outbreak.
Royal Caribbean has not made a statement, but they respond to the outbreak at the time
No statement was issued by Royal Caribbean on a court claim. However, according to a filing from CDC, Royal Caribbean took action in response to the outbreak.
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Royal Caribbean’s response to the outbreak: |
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Make an announcement to inform passengers and outbreaks, encourage case reporting, and encourage good hand hygiene. |
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The stool specimen collected from the case of gastrointestinal disease for testing. |
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Increased cleaning procedures and disinfection procedures according to their prevention plan and outbreak. |
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The new Royal Caribbean -recently deals with low Symphony Symphony scores with corrective action reports
The Royal Caribbean broke his silence a month ago on a low inspection score on his ship’s symphony. The RC scored 86, just one point on the passing grade. Line Cruise breaks down more than 57 violations.
Among the major violations include:
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Incorrect food storage
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Handle ice with wounds
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Unspecified gastro case
Doug Parker of Today’s cruise news states that RC is taking action with a more stringent disease protocol, together with enhanced food safety measures.
“The Symphony Royal Caribbean at sea has submitted its corrective action report to the CDC dealing with more than 50 violations following the new health check -recently. In February, the ship narrowed the failed grade.
It can still be seen if the Royal Caribbean will issue any kind of response to this new Salmonella claim.