French national shows symptoms on return from hantavirus-hit ship

Five passengers of the MV Hondius will be quarantined in Paris "until further notice", France's prime minister says.

Monday briefing: Will the international effort to stop the further spread of hantavirus be successful?

In today’s newsletter: ​The outbreak aboard a luxury cruise ship​ offers a stark reminder of how easily a deadly pathogen can hitch a ride across borders​, and how fragile global preparedness remains Good morning. This is Michael Segalov – as of today, I’ll be popping up into your inboxes from time to time. There’ll be no shortage of infighting, intrigue and briefing in Westminster this week, as the dust settles on the government’s disastrous election results. We’ll be bringing you the lates...

By Michael Segalov

French evacuee from hantavirus-hit ship tests positive, health minister says

A French national evacuated from a luxury cruise ship linked to a deadly hantavirus outbreak tested positive for the virus, the French health minister said Monday. Four other French passengers from the ship tested negative, but will be re-tested, the minister added.

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Brits evacuated from hantavirus cruise ship land in the UK from Tenerife

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By Nicole Wootton-Cane

US passenger evacuated from Hantavirus-hit cruise tests positive, shows no symptoms

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Hantavirus outbreak: Passengers flown home worldwide as global quarantine and monitoring intensify

One US citizen tests mildly positive for hantavirus, another has mild symptoms

The two passengers suspected of being infected will be taken to another undisclosed location, where they will also undergo further testing for the virus.

Cruise ship hantavirus outbreak triggers global evacuations and quarantines

Australia will charter a government-supported flight to evacuate its citizens from the Dutch-flagged luxury cruise ship MV Hondius, which has been linked to a deadly outbreak of the Andes strain of hantavirus, authorities said Monday. The outbreak has prompted a multinational evacuation effort involving Australia, the United States, Spain, France, the Netherlands and several other […]

Americans from virus-hit ship will not necessarily be quarantined: official

American passengers evacuated from a cruise ship struck by a deadly hantavirus outbreak will not necessarily be quarantined, a top US health official said Sunday. Jay Bhattacharya, acting director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also urged the US public to remain calm about the hantavirus, saying, "This is not COVID." The US announced Friday that it would organize a repatriation flight for the 17 Americans aboard the MV Hondius, where three passengers have died and others h

By The Korea Herald

Hantavirus ship evacuation nears completion as 94 flown home

Three passengers from the MV Hondius — a Dutch couple and a German woman — have died, while others have fallen sick with the rare disease, which usually spreads among rodents.

Irish passengers from hantavirus-hit ship begin quarantining after landing home

They’ll stay in an HSE-run facility, where they’ll be monitored.

One US citizen tests mildly positive for hantavirus, another has mild symptoms - The Daily Star

One US citizen tests mildly positive for hantavirus, another has mild symptoms  The Daily Star

Hondius evacuees land in Eindhoven as new infection emerges

Eight Dutch passengers from the cruise ship Hondius, where the hantavirus outbreak began, landed at Eindhoven airport on Sunday evening...

By Louis Gore-Langton

Video: Hondius passengers arrive at Eindhoven Airport; Dutch going into home-quarantine

The plane arranged by the Dutch government to evacuate passengers of th

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Hantavirus: Evacuation flights leave Tenerife after cruise ship virus outbreak

Groups of passengers and crew disembarked from a cruise ship hit by ​a deadly hantavirus outbreak on Sunday to be evacuated to their home countries, where they will isolate according to national protocols to prevent further spread of ‌the disease.

By Abubakar Ibrahim