Hantavirus: WHO urges calm after suspected outbreak on cruise ship

A suspected outbreak of hantavirus on a cruise ship, on which three people have died, presents a low risk to the public, the WHO Europe said Monday, as Dutch authorities planned to repatriate two sick people. “The risk to the wider public remains low. There is no need for panic or travel restriction
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