
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Prompts Evacuations and Investigations
A hantavirus outbreak has been confirmed on a cruise ship, leading to the evacuation of passengers, some of whom have tested positive for the infection. Authorities are investigating the source of the virus, believed to be linked to a Dutch couple in Argentina, while the ship proceeds to the Canary Islands.
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