Carnival needs to monitor passengers/crew on Last Weeks Splendor cruise

[mjl1960]

I think that the people on last weeks cruise on the Spendor should be followed up on, making sure that none of them come down with something, and if they do the rest of the passengers should be notified.

 

Our Asst Room Steward was coming down with something at the end of the week, and the infirmary just sent him back to work. It was obvious he was sick, as there was huge beads of sweat rolling off of him.

[robsvacation]

...the flu is in the USA already and with the number of people that drive over the boarder to Mexico every day a few people on a cruise ship really is unlikely to make a difference.

[G'ma]

I think that the people on last weeks cruise on the Spendor should be followed up on, making sure that none of them come down with something, and if they do the rest of the passengers should be notified.

 

Our Asst Room Steward was coming down with something at the end of the week, and the infirmary just sent him back to work. It was obvious he was sick, as there was huge beads of sweat rolling off of him.

 

Monitoring passengers is not Carnival's job. If a passenger is ill, go to the doctor.

 

If a crew member becomes ill, Carnival will see to it that he's taken care of properly.

[Cruisin' Ron VA]

Maybe he was just sea sick?

[jessemon]

Maybe he was hungover from the party in the crew lounge the night before.....

 

To the "OP"....Not their job....That falls under the CDC's department......If pax from those cruises get sick in masses they will track it down through Carnival....

[Beerman]

Let the flaming begin. Just curious as to why it should be Carnivals job to inform thousands of people about the virus. A virus can start anyplace,anytime with NO WARNINGS at all.If they weren't already concerned about the situation they wouldn't be changing itineries. It's very unfortunate people are getting sick , with some deaths already but we all take chances when we travel out of the country.