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Welsh children's choir hospitalised

ELEVEN members of a children’s choir were taken to hospital yesterday after suffering from diarrhea and vomiting following a trip to South Africa.

Medical staff checked 60 members of the Only Kids Aloud choir from Wales after they arrived at Heathrow airport from Cape Town via Dubai. Eleven were taken to Hillingdon Hospital in west London but were later discharged.

The children’s choir, with members aged between nine and 13-years old from across Wales, had performed at sell-out concerts in Cape Town. They sang with Welsh opera star Bryn Terfel on Friday and Saturday night.

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