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Spain Says It Took 'All Measures' to Stop Hantavirus, After Positive Tests
- A passenger from Spain's MV Hondius cruise ship tested positive for hantavirus but remains asymptomatic, while other Spanish passengers tested negative and all evacuees are quarantined in Madrid.
- Three deaths have occurred in the hantavirus outbreak associated with the ship, with positive cases also reported among evacuees from the U.S. and France; the French patient is in stable condition in intensive care.
- Spain coordinated the evacuation of 125 passengers and crew from 23 countries, with remaining crew heading to the Netherlands to disembark and disinfect the ship.
- Spanish health authorities emphasized the low transmission risk of hantavirus compared to COVID-19 and took all preventive measures during the repatriation operation.
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He has fever and respiratory symptoms at night, although at the moment he is stable and without obvious clinical worsening
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12 hospital staff in the Netherlands are quarantined after procedural errors, and one passenger tests positive in Spain.
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