“I think it was something I ate,’ said McGrann, 75, who added she felt fine later in the afternoon…’I wish I had never said anything,’ said McGrann. “I would have been crushed if this had happened yesterday and made me miss seeing Santiago.”
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In Cuba, the water supply isn’t consistently clean. If you are not a native to Cuba, the water can cause many stomach and digestive issues to foreigners. I am Cuban American, born and raised in Miami with family in Cuba. I never drink the water unless it is boiled first or bottled water. Most places that serve beverages or food will boil their water for the foreigners, but just buy bottled water just to play it safe. The illness is usually nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, dry mouth, and stomach aches. It typically lasts for a day or two, depending on how much was ingested or how dirty it was. Hope this helps. @VIPinCUBA
In Cuba, the water supply isn’t consistently clean. If you are not a native to Cuba, the water can cause many stomach and digestive issues to foreigners. I am Cuban American, born and raised in Miami with family in Cuba. I never drink the water unless it is boiled first or bottled water. Most places that serve beverages or food will boil their water for the foreigners, but just buy bottled water just to play it safe. The illness is usually nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, dry mouth, and stomach aches. It typically lasts for a day or two, depending on how much was ingested or how dirty it was. Hope this helps. @VIPinCUBA