
British Paratroopers Airdrop Aid for Suspected Hantavirus Case on Remote Island
British military paratroopers conducted an unprecedented airdrop of doctors and medical equipment onto the extremely remote island of Tristan da Cunha. This urgent operation was in response to a suspected hantavirus infection in a British national on the island.
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