Worrying situation in the British education system: The infection rate is rising, while an outbreak of norovirus has been detected on the cruise ship AIDAdiva.

School directors in Great Britain have expressed concerns about the rising rates of illness, reducing singing activities to limit the spread of diseases. A 'super flu' is spreading rapidly, with hospitalizations in London tripling, and people are advised to wear masks. At St Martin's in Caerphilly, South Wales, over 250 students and staff members have fallen ill, leading to the temporary closure of the school and a shift to online classes. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, and fever, with an average recovery time of one week.

In parallel, an outbreak of norovirus has affected a cruise ship, AIDAdiva, with over 100 infected passengers and crew members. Passengers are isolated, and the ship is being disinfected to stop the spread of the virus. This unique cruise experience began on November 10 from Hamburg, Germany, and included various destinations in North and Latin America.