Russian tourists reported that their children were infected with the…
Russian tourists reported that their children were infected with the Coxsackie virus during a vacation in Belek, Turkey. The family, who spent about 510,000 rubles on the trip, had to isolate and use five days of their holiday for treatment, while hotel staff delayed medical assistance due to insurance issues.
Consensus
- Russian tourists were infected with the Coxsackie virus during a vacation in Belek, Turkey.
- The family spent approximately 510,000 rubles on the trip including flights, insurance, transfers, and accommodation.
- Four days after arrival, the youngest child developed rashes on the body and mouth along with fever.
- Two older children also became ill shortly afterward.
- Five days of the twelve-day vacation were used for treatment.
- The hotel doctor initially delayed assistance due to insurance-related questions.
- Hotel administration offered to send the children to a hospital, but the doctor later decided it was unnecessary.
- As compensation, the family received a free beach pavilion for the remainder of their stay.
Points of divergence
- The woman claims this is not the first case of infection at this hotel, and management has taken no preventive measures against disease spread. — vm
- Other parents in the hotel reported similar symptoms in their children, according to Anna. — tg_bazabazon
Coverage (2 sources)
- Baza: Russian tourists complained about contracting Coxsackie virus in Turkey — Вечерняя Москва
- Russian tourists complained of children contracting Coxsackie virus in Turkey; instead of a holiday for half a million, isolation in the hotel room — Baza