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Over 1,000 Passengers Held on UK Cruise Ship in France Due to Gastrointestinal Illness Outbreak
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BBC News·5/13/2026·Health

Over 1,000 Passengers Held on UK Cruise Ship in France Due to Gastrointestinal Illness Outbreak

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A UK-operated cruise ship, Ambition, is detained in Bordeaux, France, with over 1,000 passengers after 49 fell ill with gastrointestinal sickness. Three passengers are isolated, and disembarkation is suspended pending test results.

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