2018 Box Score |
2019 Box Score |
2020 Box Score |
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Illness: |
# of reports |
Pax Sick |
Crew Sick |
Total Sick |
# of reports |
Pax Sick |
Crew Sick |
Total Sick |
# of reports |
Pax Sick |
Crew Sick |
Total Sick |
Gastrointestinal (including Noro virus) |
13 | 948 |
61 | 1009 | 13 | 1412 | 113 |
1525 |
5 |
708 | 82 |
790 |
E coli |
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Salmonella |
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Influenza |
1 |
82 |
82 |
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Other
(COVID-19) |
2 | 151 |
17 | 168 | 1 |
28 | 5 | 33 | 3 |
868 |
150 |
1018 |
Total |
15 |
1099 |
78 | 1177 | 14 | 1440 |
118 | 1558 | 7 |
1669 |
232 |
1890 |
NOTE: Box Score includes outbreaks confirmed by the CDC or those reported by multiple sources with reliable numbers. Estimates given by passengers are generally not included in the table. |
Year |
# of Reports |
Total Sick |
2002 |
43 |
3530 |
2003 |
44 |
3556 |
2004 |
42 |
3675 |
2005 |
35 |
4674 |
2006 |
54 |
7215 |
2007 |
42 |
4577 |
2008 | 39 | 3743 |
2009 | 30 | 4197 |
2010 | 37 | 7101 |
2011 | 23 | 1971 |
2012 | 34 | 5542 |
2013 | 22 | 2385 |
2014 | 14 | 3559 |
2015 | 22 | 2570 |
2016 | 23 | 2504 |
2017 | 21 | 2535 |
2018 | 15 | 1177 |
2019 |
14 |
1556 |
|
Cruise Line |
|
Source |
March 28 |
Artania |
Cruise
Mapper reports more than 70 cruise passengers and crew
members onboard the Artania ship in Fremantle are suspected
of being infected with COVID-19 causing further problems for
the West Australian government. Premier Mark McGowan is
pushing for the Commonwealth to take responsibility for the
vessel. It is understood among the options considered for
the ship is to sail to a defense base like the detention
centre at Christmas Island or HMAS Stirling at Garden
Island. On Friday, March 27, nine people confirmed or
suspected of being infected with Coronavirus disembarked
from Artania and were taken into quarantine at the police
academy. Two other ill people, who don't have the
virus, remained in hospital after leaving the liner on
Thursday. Plans were underway for the hundreds of healthy
European travellers and some crew members to be flown to
Germany on 3 planes over the weekend. |
Media |
March 28 |
Zaandam |
NPR
reports four people have died, and nearly 140 passengers and
crew members have flu-like symptoms on a cruise ship
currently holding off the coast of Panama. The ship left
Buenos Aires, Argentina, on March 7, but passengers were not
allowed to disembark at stops after March 14 in Chile. On
Thursday, (26 March) the cruise line said a number of
patients were tested for COVID-19 and two were positive. All
1,243 guests and 586 crew members have received face masks
and instructions in how to wear them. In a Facebook post,
Holland America says the four people who died were "older
guests" and that it's doing all it can to provide support
for their families. |
Media |
March 28 |
Grand Princess |
103 persons (of 802 tested) were positive for
COVID-19; two deaths are attributed to the outbreak (see here) |
Media |
March 16 |
Grandeur OTS |
CDC
reports 57 of 1746 (3.2%) passengers and 4 of 798 (0.5%)
crew reported ill on the cruise ending March 19th at
Baltimore. UPDATE 18 March: 98 of 1764 (5.56%)
passengers and 7 of 798 (0.88%) crew |
CDC |
March 11 |
Westerdam |
CDC
reports 2 of 18 (11.11%) passengers and 25 of 680 (3.68%)
crew reported ill on the cruise ending March 16th at
Honolulu. |
CDC |
February 29 |
Grandeur OTS |
Baltimore Sun reports a flu outbreak sickened 82 people (3.35% of passengers) aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship that returned to Baltimore last week, prompting the cruise line to isolate them and notify the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but none of the sick passengers and crew met the criteria for the coronavirus, a Royal Caribbean spokeswoman confirmed Friday | Media |
February 27 |
Caribbean Princess |
CDC
reports 186 of 3039 (6.1%) passengers and 15 of 1,162 (1.3%)
crew reported ill on the 14 day cruise beginning 16 February
and ending 1 March in Fort Lauderdale. A passenger reports
the ship will skip its port call at Aruba and will return to
Fort Lauderdale one day early, on 29 February. UPDATE 28
February: 228 of 3039 (7.5%) passengers and 17 of
1,162 (1.5%) crew UPDATE: 1 March: 240 of 3039 (7.9%)
passengers and 19 of 1,162 (1.6%) crew |
CDC |
February 15 |
Diamond Princess |
The ship is quarantined off Yokohama with the
number report ill with Coronavirus standing at 286. Update
16 February: 355 (Mainichi);
Update 17 February: 453 (VOA
News) (+14 airlifted to US); Update 18 February: 542
(Quarantine ending, people disembarking slowly) (Japan
Today); Update 20 February: 620; UPDATE:
Market
Watch reports there are now 53 confirmed
cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. as more people who returned
from the Diamond Princess cruise ship tested positive for
the virus, according to a new update from the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. That's a total of 39 U.S.
nationals who had been on the Diamond Princess who have been
infected by the virus. At least 695 people who were on the
ship were confirmed ill;three people have died. Of those
confirmed ill, 70 were Filipino crew members (see here).
UPDATE: Numbers are now 705, 150 of which are crew
(see here);
11 Deaths as of 22 March |
Media |
February 9 |
Caribbean Princess |
CDC
reports 299 of 3,035 (9.9%) passengers and 22 of 1,161
(1.9%) crew reported ill on the 14 day cruise beginning 2
February and ending 16 February in Fort Lauderdale. UPDATE
11 February: 345 of 3,035 (11.4%) passengers and 26
of 1,161 (2.2%) crew reported ill. Update 21 Feb:
371 of 3,035 (12.2%) passengers and 32 of 1,161 (2.8%) crew |
CDC |
February 8 |
Saga Spirit of Discovery |
Ship refused entry to Gibraltar yesterday(8th
February). Presume it is the Norovirus not anything more
sinister! Have never been on a ship with so many people
affected and confined to cabins! The ship is in lockdown
because of the illness outbreak. |
Passenger |