A French woman was examined by doctors on the research vessel Hondius and was told her symptoms were due to anxiety and stress. However, she was infected with hantavirus and is now in critical condition.
WorldTwo evacuation flights with passengers, medical staff and crew from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship Hondius have landed in the Netherlands early Tuesday.
WorldTwo more passengers from the virus-hit ship Hondius have tested positive for hantavirus. Here's what we know about the outbreak:
WorldThe hantavirus-stricken cruise ship has left Tenerife after the last passenger was evacuated. A seventh case has been confirmed, and hospital staff in the Netherlands have been quarantined over procedural lapses.
WorldThe virus-stricken cruise ship Hondius has docked in Tenerife, and passengers will be returned to their home countries. There are serious fears the virus could spread further, and passengers will be closely monitored. This is what happened:
WorldPlanes carrying passengers from the virus-stricken luxury cruise ship Hondius left Tenerife on Sunday. By late evening, 94 people from 19 countries had been evacuated from the ship to the island.
WorldEveryone on board the virus-stricken cruise ship Hondius is considered a "high-risk contact" and must be monitored, the World Health Organization (WHO) said. The WHO chief is also trying to reassure residents of the Spanish island of Tenerife, where the Hondius is expected to arrive early Sunday morning.
WorldA flight attendant in the Netherlands who was feared to have been infected with hantavirus has tested negative for the virus, RTL reports.
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