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healthWHO: Hantavirus Risk Low as 30 Cruise Passengers Remain Untraced
WHO says risk is low as officials search for 30+ passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship. Three dead, others sick.
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healthHantavirus Cruise Ship: Urgent Search for Passengers Who Disembarked on St. Helena
Health authorities trace dozens who left the MV Hondius after hantavirus outbreak, one confirmed death, two under investigation.
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healthAndes Virus Confirmed on Cruise Ship; Eight Infected, Three Dead
Lab tests confirm the Andes virus, the only hantavirus that spreads between people, is responsible for an outbreak on an Atlantic cruise ship.
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health40 Passengers Left Hantavirus-Hit Cruise Ship After First Death
Dutch officials confirm dozens disembarked from the MV Hondius after a hantavirus outbreak killed three, amid concerns of human-to-human transmission.
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healthLandfill Stop Eyed as Origin of Deadly Hantavirus Outbreak on Luxury Cruise
Argentine investigators believe a Dutch couple contracted hantavirus during a bird-watching tour in Ushuaia before boarding the MV Hondius, leading to a deadly outbreak.
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healthThird Death Linked to Hantavirus Outbreak on Dutch Ship
Another passenger contracts deadly Andes hantavirus aboard the Hondius. WHO says risk low but evacuates patients.
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worldCanary Islands Reject Spanish Government's Plan to Dock Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship
Regional President Fernando Clavijo criticizes the decision to bring the MV Hondius to the archipelago, citing lack of medical reports and health safety concerns.
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healthHantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: How It Spread and What We Know
Three dead, 150 stranded on MV Hondius as WHO investigates rare hantavirus outbreak. Possible human-to-human transmission under scrutiny.