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Norovirus might have infected those visiting the Rotwandhaus.

Following instances of gastroenteritis among guests at Rotwandhaus by Spitzingsee, the suspected culprit has been identified. According to a statement from the Miesbach district office on Tuesday, it is most likely that they contracted the highly contagious norovirus. Preliminary test results...

Hiking trails lead to the Rotwandhaus of the German Alpine Association (DAV) in the...
Hiking trails lead to the Rotwandhaus of the German Alpine Association (DAV) in the Mangfallgebirge. It is located at an altitude of 1737 meters.

Urgent Situations - Norovirus might have infected those visiting the Rotwandhaus.

The Alpenvereinshütte will stay shut until they've found and dealt with all the sources of infection.

As reported by the Landratsamt at the end of May, the mountain rescue service treated 21 guests of the German Alpine Club's lodge with serious gastrointestinal issues; among them, 7 had to be hospitalized.

This hut is part of the Munich section of the Alpine Club "Turner-Alpen-Kränzchen" and is leased out. The actual number of people stricken with illness isn't clear. Once the first news story about this situation surfaced, many more affected individuals contacted the health department.

On nice days, approximately 100 day visitors make their way to the hut at an altitude of approximately 1700 meters above the Spitzingsee. Additionally, it's a popular destination for mountain bikers and climbers planning to achieve the nearby Ruchenköpfe.

Alpenvereinshütte Press Release Landratsamt

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