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Cruise ship hantavirus poses low global public health risk: WHO
A deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the Dutch-flagged MV Hondius in the Atlantic Ocean has left 3 people dead and several others ill, prompting a major international response led by the WHO and the United Nations. Health experts say the global public health risk remains low as the cruise ship heads toward Spain’s Canary Islands for further medical assessments and disease control measures
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