This is a highly contagious vomiting bacteria that quickly spreads to schools and workplaces in the UK when the outbreak breaks out.
Shigellosis can cause chronic diarrhea and disease, which can make people feel very unwell.
But is it happening now? How does it spread?
This is what you need to know. . .
Anyone can grab shigellosis, which makes it more dangerous.
Vomiting insects are infections caused by four species of Shiga.
There are about 1,800 cases each year in the UK, also known as bacterial diarrhea.
However, about 700,000 people die every year around the world.
In the developing world, death toll accounts for the vast majority.
Infection is transmitted through feces to oral infection, from person to person, from hand to mouth.
When the victim fails to wash his hands properly after using the toilet, the disease is usually infected and spread rapidly from this point.
In anal sex, it is also possible to pass through Shigellosis.
Symptoms include: Symptoms usually start two to five days after infection.
Good hand hygiene is essential to stop the spread of bacteria.
Be sure to wash your hands and instruct the children to wash their hands as often as possible with soap and water.
In addition to this, do not share towels or flannel and do not prepare or provide food for others.
Develop the habit of cleaning the toilet regularly with disinfectant by wiping the flush handle, toilet seat, bathroom faucet and surface.
Two tourists were evacuated from a hotel in Egypt, where a British couple died.
Thomas Cook evacuated his mother and her little daughter from the Steigenberger Magic hotel with 301 vacationers as a "precaution" after death ".
Travel lawyer Nick Harris says the couple, from northwest England, are members of a family of four who were both sick at the Hurghada Red Sea resort in August 21.
A health official told The Daily Telegraph that the sample showed that the mother and daughter were infected with aggressive bacterial infections.
Mr. Harris of Simpson Miller's law firm told the Telegraph: "It was the first sign of the pathogen and completely changed the game.
It is an infectious disease.
"In my experience, it is usually caused by food, but it is also caused by water so that you can get it through contaminated water.
"The highly contagious vomiting and diarrhea virus swept the country in last December.
18 infectious diseases caused by a group of bacteria called Shiga shigella have been confirmed.
This bug can last for a week and is most common in school.
People affected should drink liquid to prevent dehydration and should go to the doctor if antibiotics are needed.
It is possible to relieve headache and high temperature in less severe cases with either P. P. and ibuprofen.
GPs should be notified if a child starts to show symptoms of shigellosis.
Children infected with shigellosis were told to stay at home for at least five days until the test indicated that they were clear.
Adults should stay away from work, school or university for at least 48 hours until the last vomiting or diarrhea episode during which contact with others is avoided as much as possible.