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Health Officials Track Dozens WHO Left Hantavirus Stricken Ship After 1st Fatality
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- Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship resulted in three fatalities (Dutch couple, German national).
- First death occurred on April 11; outbreak confirmed on May 2.
- Over two dozen passengers from at least 12 countries left the ship on April 24 without contact tracing.
- Ship currently en route to Spain's Canary Islands with over 140 passengers and crew on board.
- Health officials monitoring potentially exposed individuals.
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