Dozens Report Getting Sick at Hotel-Casino
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The Clark County Health District is investigating a mysterious illness that struck about 60 people at a Las Vegas hotel-casino.
Guests and employees at the Flamingo Las Vegas reported flu-like symptoms Wednesday, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and headaches.
Two hundred rooms were closed to be cleaned with chemicals, said Michael Coldwell, a spokesman with Caesars Entertainment, which owns the Flamingo. He said he expected the rooms to reopen today.
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