Dozens at DC hotel taken to hospital after showing stomach symptoms

Authorities say more than 50 people have been taken to hospitals from a Washington, D.C. hotel after about a dozen of them showed gastrointestinal symptoms. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
Authorities say more than 50 people have been taken to hospitals from a Washington, D.C. hotel after about a dozen of them showed gastrointestinal symptoms. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
D.C. Fire and EMS tweeted the group consisted of a total of 48 younger teenagers and three adults. Most of them were taken as a precaution.(Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
D.C. Fire and EMS tweeted the group consisted of a total of 48 younger teenagers and three adults. Most of them were taken as a precaution. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
he group had been in New York, and some of them had shown symptoms before arriving, officials said. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
The group had been in New York, and some of them had shown symptoms before arriving, officials said. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
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Authorities say more than 50 people have been taken to hospitals from a Washington, D.C. hotel after about a dozen of them showed gastrointestinal symptoms. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
D.C. Fire and EMS tweeted the group consisted of a total of 48 younger teenagers and three adults. Most of them were taken as a precaution.(Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)
he group had been in New York, and some of them had shown symptoms before arriving, officials said. (Courtesy D.C. Fire and EMS)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Authorities say more than 50 people have been taken to hospitals from a Washington, D.C. hotel after about a dozen of them showed gastrointestinal symptoms.

D.C. Fire and EMS tweeted the group, which was staying at the Hotel Harrington, consisted of a total of 48 younger teenagers and three adults. Most of them were taken as a precaution.

The Washington Post reported Sunday that they were described as being in stable condition.

The group had been in New York, and some of them had shown symptoms before arriving, officials said.

Originally, a dozen teenagers and an adult were taken to hospitals. However, officials say it was decided late last night that the entire group should be taken, including those who showed no symptoms.

 

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