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WHO says Hantavirus outbreak linked to ship is over

The World Health Organization has officially declared the end of a hantavirus outbreak connected to a cruise ship following a three-month monitoring period.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 2, 21:07 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 2, 15:38 UTC · DIE ZEIT

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The brief

The World Health Organization confirmed the conclusion of the hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship. This announcement follows the completion of quarantine procedures for the final individual who had contact with the virus.

Reporting from The New York Times, Al Jazeera, Forbes, The Guardian, ABC News, and the BBC emphasize the formal status update provided by the agency. Forbes notes that the event resulted in 13 infections and 3 deaths throughout its duration.

With the quarantine period now finished, the focus remains on the formal closure of the incident. Further developments regarding future maritime health protocols remain unstated in current reports.

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Quick answers

Is the hantavirus outbreak still active?

No, the World Health Organization has declared the outbreak officially over.

How many people were affected by this outbreak?

According to coverage from Forbes, 13 people were infected and 3 died.

Why was the outbreak declared over now?

The declaration followed the completion of quarantine requirements for the last person who had contact with the virus.

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