Health experts have issued warnings to Canadian travelers after several of them fell ill during their stay at a resort in Mexico.

According to reports, many Canadians experienced unspecified medical symptoms, raising concerns about food and health safety standards at certain tourist destinations.

In this context, public health experts confirmed that traveling to some destinations could pose health risks, especially regarding food and water safety. Dr. Jacob Weidner, an infectious disease specialist, stated that “traveling to certain areas may expose travelers to various health risks, so it is important to take preventive precautions, such as avoiding undercooked foods and drinking only bottled water.”

Health authorities urge travelers to check health safety recommendations before traveling and to adhere to preventive measures such as recommended vaccinations and avoiding food or drinks from untrusted sources.

These warnings come amid increasing reports of tourists falling ill with infectious diseases during their international trips, highlighting the importance of raising awareness about health risks and taking appropriate preventive measures while traveling.