Ruby Princess

A cruise ship docked in Alaska after a second consecutive outbreak of a stomach illness affected six crew members and one passenger. Princess Cruises intensified disinfecting measures and coordinated health protocols in response.

A norovirus outbreak on the Ruby Princess cruise ship docked in San Francisco affected over 120 passengers and crew, leading to disinfection efforts at Pier 27.

The Ruby Princess cruise ship was docked for disinfection at San Francisco's Pier 27 after a norovirus outbreak affected over 120 passengers and crew. The outbreak led to the ship being quarantined to prevent further spread.

More than 100 passengers and 23 crew members on a Princess Cruises ship fell ill from suspected norovirus, marking the company’s third outbreak this year. The Ruby Princess, docked in San Francisco for disinfecting, was en route to Alaska and Canada when the CDC reported the outbreak, which affects 3% or more of passengers.

Over 100 passengers and 23 crew members on Princess Cruises' Ruby Princess ship fell ill from a suspected norovirus outbreak, marking the company's third such incident this year. The CDC reported the outbreak, which exceeded the 3% passenger threshold, leading to the ship's disinfection in San Francisco.

A Princess Cruises cruise ship docked in San Francisco has experienced a norovirus outbreak, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC reported that 102 passengers and 23 crew members onboard the Ruby Princess have been affected.

Over 120 passengers and 23 crew members on the Ruby Princess cruise ship were infected with norovirus during a 20-day voyage from San Francisco to Canada and Alaska, as reported by the CDC. Princess Cruises implemented enhanced sanitation protocols in response to the outbreak.

More than 120 passengers and crew on the Ruby Princess cruise ship contracted a highly contagious stomach virus during a 20-day trip from San Francisco to Canada and Alaska. The outbreak was reported to the CDC by health officials.

A Princess Cruises cruise ship, the Ruby Princess, docked in San Francisco has experienced a norovirus outbreak, affecting 102 passengers and 23 crewmembers according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A norovirus outbreak on the Ruby Princess cruise ship, departing from California, has sickened over 100 passengers. The incident involved more than 100 affected individuals, according to the report.

A norovirus outbreak has affected 102 passengers and 23 crewmembers aboard the Ruby Princess cruise ship docked in San Francisco, as reported by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A norovirus outbreak has affected 102 passengers and 23 crewmembers onboard the Ruby Princess cruise ship docked in San Francisco, according to the CDC. The ship, operated by Princess Cruises, carries over 3,000 passengers and crew.

A norovirus outbreak on the Ruby Princess cruise ship docked in San Francisco affected over 120 passengers and crew, leading to disinfection measures at Pier 27.