Warning to Brits in Egypt’s Hurghada resort amid massive E.coli outbreak
BRIT holidaymakers staying at the coastal resort of Hurghada are being warned after an outbreak of E.coli in the same resort where a couple died in suspicious circumstances.
Nick Harris Head of Travel at Simpson Millar Solicitors, who has represented affected holidaymakers, said the resort was a “hotspot for illness” and he wasn't surprised by the ongoing outbreak. “We have dealt with lots of cases with people left seriously ill and with life long health complications.“When you eat over there you are taking part in Russian roulette, as you have to rely on other people to wash their hands to stop you getting ill.MYSTERY DEATHS AT EGYPTIAN RESORTSis linked to poor hygiene practices and is spread by infected faeces contaminating water or food.
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