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Tell me, please, I'm very worried, they say rotavirus in the hotel?
Tell me, please, I'm very worried, they say rotavirus in the hotel?
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July-August is the standard for large hotels-sanatoriums. The larger the crowd of people (especially children), the faster the transmission from the patient. In addition, July-August is the warmest sea. Children splash in the shallows, where the entire pathogenic flora multiplies especially intensively (there is a higher T of water). The Black Sea in the Yalta region does not shine with cleanliness anyway, and here it’s still enough for one patient to spit or pee (what is there, our man is like that) into the water - and off we go. Previously, the head physician of the sanatorium "Zhemchuzhina" at T water +26 ran and whispered in the ear of familiar parents so that children would not be allowed into the sea - because they were the first to fall under the distribution (the sea near the coast does not have time to clean itself during the day). Yes, and in the hotel - one vacationer brought something - a chain reaction went through the dishes - common items, just close communication (transmission route - airborne). So this is the standard for high seasons and crowded hotels. In Intourist last year in July-August everything was the same
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answered 8 years ago
If you want to be as safe as possible, do not swim in the hotel pool (the most common transmission route) and look at the cleanliness of the dishes in the restaurant + use disinfectant sprays if possible (in normal 4-5 * hotels abroad, disinfectants are required in all common areas). In Intourist you will have to take care of cleanliness yourself. This is not a guarantee, but at least some minimization of risks
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