The WHO said two hantavirus cases have been confirmed and five more are suspected among passengers from the Hondius cruise ship off Cape Verde. With three deaths reported and about 150 people still aboard, authorities are weighing screening and disembarkation while the wider public risk remains low.

The World Health Organization on Tuesday said it had confirmed two hantavirus cases and suspected five others among people on a cruise ship stuck off Cape Verde. The WHO added that there may be some…

The World Health Organization on Tuesday said it had confirmed two hantavirus cases and suspected five others among people on a cruise ship stuck off Cape Verde. The WHO added that there may be some…

Seven hantavirus cases confirmed on a stranded luxury cruise ship, raising health concerns amid ongoing passenger isolation in the Atlantic.

Three people have died, one is critically ill, while another three have mild symptoms, says the World Health Organization.

Three people have died, one is critically ill, while another three have mild symptoms, says the World Health Organization.

Three people have died, one is critically ill, while another three have mild symptoms, says the World Health Organization.

May 3 - Three people have died and one case of hantavirus has been confirmed among passengers on a cruise vessel sailing in the Atlantic Ocean, the World Health Organization said on Sunday. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.