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Costa Rica Beach Hotel Closed For Diarrhea Outbreak
The Ministerio de Salud (Health Ministry) shut down the hotel Barcel? Playa Tambor following a diarrhea outbreak that affected at least 40 guests.
The beach hotel cannot accept new guests and will have 24 hours to clear out the existing guests. However, the ministra de Slaud, Maria Luisa Avila, said it could possibly take up to a week to evacuate the hotel entirely.
The Ministry of Health decided yesterday to reopen the Hotel Barcel? Playa Tambor, closed since 20 December, an outbreak of diarrhea and vomiting that sickened more than 200 guests.
The lifting of the closure seals made this Monday, said Health Minister Maria Luisa Avila.
The decision was taken after receiving the report of Carlos Venegas, Regional Director of Health, who confirmed that there have been no more cases of Norovirus infection, a pathogen that causes diarrhea and vomiting...
