RATS VIRUS “GLOBAL SPREAD” in Videos. Strict Isolations for 2 Americans, 22 French, 12 Canadians, 12 Netherlands and 6 Australians in Covid Lager. Contagion in 9 Countries
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UPDATE ON MAY, 12, 2026 – Breaking News in VIDEO
WHO reports 11 suspected hantavirus cases, 9 confirmed
“The World Health Organization’s assessment is that the risk to global health is low,” Director-General Tedros Adhanom said, reporting, the day after the evacuation of approximately 120 passengers from the Hondius ship affected by the hantavirus outbreak, that there are currently “11 active cases, 9 of which are positive for hantavirus.”
“These numbers have not changed much in recent weeks thanks to the efforts of many governments, and there have been no deaths since May 2,” Adhanom said at a press conference with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez at the Palacio de la Moncloa.
Spanish passenger on the MV Hondius tests positive for hantavirus, isolated in hospital
A Spanish passenger on the MV Hondius tested positive for hantavirus upon arrival yesterday at the Gomez Ulla Hospital in Madrid, along with 13 other Spanish nationals, all asymptomatic upon disembarkation, according to Ministry of Health sources cited by Efe.
The patient is considered “provisionally positive” pending the results of a second test, which he will undergo in the coming hours. In the meantime, he has been transferred to the facility’s isolation unit, as required by health protocols. He is currently asymptomatic and in good general condition.
Twelve Canadians in isolation
Canadian health authorities say nearly a dozen Canadians are in isolation and under observation as the cruise ship, struck by the deadly hantavirus, nears the end of its voyage.
The last passengers and crew members of the MV Hondius disembarked in Spain on Monday and are returning to the Netherlands, where disinfection and quarantine measures will be implemented.
The World Health Organization has reported three deaths so far and at least 25 people in isolation. Health authorities say the overall risk of the virus remains “very low” and that those in quarantine, whether they test positive or negative, could be monitored for up to 42 days.
The Netherlands quarantines 12 healthcare workers due to violations in handling hantavirus
Twelve employees of the Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen in the Netherlands have been placed under a six-week quarantine due to a breach of safety protocols during contact with a patient infected with hantavirus, the Hart van Nederland news outlet reported.
According to its information, the hospital acknowledged that existing safety protocols were not fully followed during the patient’s treatment.
The report noted that the patient’s blood sample taken for analysis “due to the nature of the virus” should have been processed according to a stricter procedure. In addition, the hospital stated that the disposal of the patient’s biological materials was carried out “not in accordance with current international regulations.”
On May 7, the Radboud University Medical Center announced that a hantavirus test on one of the patients evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship yielded a positive result. The patient has been informed and is receiving appropriate treatment in one of the hospital’s wards.
On the evening of May 11, the MV Hondius, on which a hantavirus outbreak occurred, departed from the port of Tenerife in the Canary Islands for the Netherlands. Eight people on board tested positive for hantavirus. Three passengers died, and one infected person is in critical condition at a hospital in Johannesburg.
UPDATE ON MAY, 11, 2026 – Breaking News in VIDEO
Suspected case of hantavirus on the UK’s most remote island: parachuted medics and rescue efforts
A British Army team was parachuted onto the island of Tristan da Cunha, the UK’s most remote inhabited territory, following a suspected case of hantavirus. Six paratroopers and two military medics from the 16th Air Assault Brigade arrived on an RAF A400M aircraft, while oxygen tanks and medical equipment were airdropped during the overflight.
The case involves a British citizen who is believed to have traveled on the MV Hondius, a vessel linked to an Andes hantavirus cluster already associated with five confirmed cases and three deaths.
Australia to quarantine six passengers arriving from Hondius in COVID-19 facility near Military Base
Australia will quarantine six passengers from a cruise ship infected with hantavirus for at least three weeks in a specially built facility north of Perth, the government announced. The passengers—four Australian citizens, one Australian permanent resident, and one New Zealander—will be housed at the 500-bed Bullsbrook facility in Western Australia, originally built for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Australia will list hantavirus as a restricted disease under its national biosecurity legislation, allowing the government to issue a quarantine order for passengers.
The six passengers—none of whom have shown symptoms of hantavirus—will land at an air force base located near the quarantine facility, the ministry said.
“These six people will be moved immediately to that quarantine facility right next to the RAAF base,” said Minister Butler, who added that the incubation period for the virus is 42 days and that arrangements beyond the initial three weeks of quarantine have not yet been finalized.
22 contact cases in France
22 cases of close or indirect contact linked to hantavirus infection have been identified in France. Paris Health Minister Stephanie Riste stated this to France Inter after reporting the first case of infection in France.
Two American passengers on Strict Isolation: one tested positive for hantavirus,
Two American passengers from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship M.V. Hondius are being transported to biocontainment units upon their return to the United States, health officials said.
One passenger has mild symptoms, while the other has tested positive for the virus but remains asymptomatic, requiring increased precautions during transportation and upon arrival for monitoring and evaluation.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said one of the 17 Americans repatriated from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship has tested mildly positive.
“One passenger is currently experiencing mild symptoms, and another passenger has tested mildly positive for the hantavirus through a PCR test,” the department said.
It is important to remember that RT-PCR swabs had already proven unreliable with Covid-19, both due to the innumerable cases of false positives and the less widespread cases of false negatives.
Therefore cannot prove to be a tool for certain health prevention in the face of Hantavirus, having just been sequenced like the Andes strain: original or manipulated one n the laboratory, it is legitimate to ask in light of the numerous bioweapon tests conducted by the US Pentagon in Ukrainian biolaboratories?
UPDATE ON MAY, 10, 2026 – Breaking News in VIDEO
Frenchman Evacuated from Ship Has Hantavirus Symptoms, France ready to decree Resumption of Lockdown
One of the five French passengers repatriated by plane yesterday from the MV Hondius has tested positive for hantavirus and her condition “worsened overnight,” French Health Minister Stephanie Rist told France Inter.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu before announced that one of the French citizens repatriated today after being evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship, which was affected by a hantavirus outbreak, is showing symptoms.
“Five of our compatriots on the MV Hondius, a hantavirus outbreak, have been repatriated to France. One of them developed symptoms during the repatriation flight.
These five passengers have therefore been immediately placed in strict isolation until further notice,” the prime minister said.
“They are undergoing medical care and will undergo testing and a health check-up. Starting this evening, I will issue a decree that will allow appropriate isolation measures to be implemented for contact cases and to protect the general population. The Minister of Health will issue a statement this evening,” Lecornu added.
Why is a NEW DECREE necessary when every Western, civilized nation already has specific health protocols for medical isolation in place according to WHO guidelines?
This clearly represents an act of psychological terrorism, designed to underscore the severity of the likely new pandemic with a new regulation, despite the very low number of deaths and infections.
Italian Ministry of Health: No risk of pandemic, 4 KLM passengers are well
The announcement of the new French decree contradicts the statements of health authorities in Italy…
“There is no risk of a new pandemic. We are not in the same situation as Covid. There is currently no alarm. It is a different virus from Covid, albeit more lethal, with low contagion; the main transmission is through saliva, urine, rodent feces, and only to a small extent through airborne and human-to-human transmission. The incubation period is long, so isolation is recommended. Contagiousness does not appear to be in the pre-clinical stage, but rather at the time of symptoms. Currently, the four passengers are not showing any symptoms.”
This was stated to Rai News24 by Mara Campitiello, head of the Italian Ministry of Health’s Prevention Department, regarding the four Italians placed in isolation and under observation because they flew on the same plane as the Dutch woman who died from Hantavirus.
Passengers from the Hantavirus-infected MV Hounds are now disembarking: Transfer home and quarantine.
The Hondius cruise ship, which has been diagnosed with a hantavirus outbreak, has entered the port of Granadilla on the island of Tenerife, according to images from Spanish public television. The vessel has dropped anchor inside, RTVE reports.
Doctors and nurses, fully equipped with protective gear, boarded the Hondius first for an initial epidemiological assessment and to approve the disembarkation of almost all 149 people of 23 nationalities on board. Only a few crew members will remain, tasked with returning the vessel to the Netherlands.
Not all passengers will disembark today. The last will be Australians and New Zealanders whose flights depart tomorrow.
The 14 Spaniards—13 cruise passengers and one crew member—who were the first to be evacuated this morning from the Hondius ship, which had a hantavirus outbreak on board, have already arrived in Madrid.
The military plane carrying them from Tenerife landed at 3:35 PM at the Torrejon de Ardoz base, according to the Ministry of Defense. Live footage on public broadcaster TVE showed the passengers, wearing chemical protective suits, being loaded one by one onto a minibus escorted by a convoy of police cars, headed for the Gomez Ulla Defense Hospital in the capital, where the Spaniards will be placed under active surveillance during a quarantine.
After the Spaniards, Dutch, German, Belgian, Greek, and part of the crew began to disembark. Next, citizens of Canada, Turkey, France, Great Britain, Ireland, and the United States will follow.
Five French citizens aboard the MV Hondius, which was hit by a hantavirus outbreak, will be repatriated to France “today on a medical flight,” the Ministries of Health and Foreign Affairs announced in a statement on Sunday.
Following this transfer, “carried out in compliance with current health protocols and WHO recommendations,” the five passengers will be placed in hospital quarantine for 72 hours upon arrival in France, pending a full evaluation, before being arranged for “their return home, where they will undergo 45 days of isolation with appropriate monitoring,” according to the statement.
The Greek passenger aboard the MV Hondius will be quarantined for 45 days, the Greek Ministry of Health announced. The same source stated that the man, in his 70s, is “in good health and asymptomatic.”
In response to a question during a press conference held at the port of Granadilla de Abona (Tenerife) with Spanish Health Minister Monica Garcia, Adhanom specifically referred to the 17 American passengers who, after disembarking from the ship, will be transferred this afternoon to their country, which “has made preparations.”
WHO: “The risk of contagion from the Hantavirus cases reported aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship is low”
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that the risk of contagion from the Hantavirus cases reported aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship is low, emphasizing that all the passengers’ countries of origin are taking all necessary precautions.
“I would like to put aside all the controversy, because an unprecedented operation is underway here today, which has encountered difficulties on the part of the President of the Canary Islands, but what matters is the success” and “the absolute certainty that there will be no contact” between the passengers evacuated from the Hondius “with the local population.”
This was stated by Spanish Health Minister Monica Garcia, in reviewing the major evacuation operation for passengers of 23 nationalities from the Antarctic ship anchored at dawn in the Granadilla port of Tenerife.
“All passengers are asymptomatic,” Garcia reiterated.
The Prayers of Pope Leo XIV and Canary Islands Bishop
During the Angelus, Pope Leo XIV thanked the Spanish authorities in the Canary Islands in Spanish for welcoming the ship docked in Tenerife, which was affected by the Hantavirus.
The Pontiff will visit the Canary Islands in June. In Spanish, the Pontiff thanked those who “allowed the disembarkation of the Hondius cruise ship carrying Hantavirus patients.” “I am happy to be able to meet you next month, when I visit the islands,” he added.
The Bishop of the Canary Islands, Jose’ Mazuelos, who is also a doctor, during a press conference held last Wednesday at the headquarters of the Spanish Bishops’ Conference (CEE) to discuss the Pope’s trip to Spain, when asked about the possibility that the epidemic could compromise the trip, reassured the faithful, stating:
“In this case, the infection is under control. The virus is known and unlikely to turn into a pandemic. A pandemic is not expected at the moment, God forbid.”
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UPDATE ON MAY, 8, 2026 – Breaking News in VIDEO
The race against time to track down the passengers
The first cases of people infected by one of the people infected with Hantavirus before the outbreak was discovered on the cruise ship MV Hondius while it was docked off the island of Cape Verde immediately caused great alarm.
All three—a Canadian, a Dutchman, and a Frenchman—were infected on the plane taken by one of the three who died from the disease caused by this rat virus.
The real issue now is reconstructing the movements of those who boarded the ship in recent weeks. Health authorities in several countries—from the United States to Singapore, including Europe and South Africa—are working to trace passengers who have already disembarked and monitor them for any symptoms.
Particular attention is being paid to the approximately 30 passengers who disembarked on the South Atlantic island of Saint Helena before the outbreak was fully understood. Several serious cases have been evacuated to Europe, while the ship is expected to arrive in Tenerife over the weekend before repatriating the passengers to their respective countries.
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Concerns about management on board the ship. Captain: “Natural Death, Life Continued”
A video shot by a passenger aboard the MV Hondius shows the captain stating that a man who died on board died of “natural causes.”
The footage shows the captain of the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship informing passengers on April 12 that a doctor had declared the individual “not contagious.” Turkish YouTuber Ruhi Çenet, who filmed the announcement, told the British broadcaster that no immediate safety measures were taken at the time.
“Life continued; we had breakfast, lunch, and dinner all together in the dining room, and it was a buffet. We weren’t wearing masks, we weren’t told to wear masks, and they continued with group activities, everything as usual,” he said.
“This gentleman’s wife also died because she likely contracted the disease from her husband. And shortly after that, I think the ship’s management realized there was a contagious disease on board.”
Daily Mail: “Panic over SIX Americans who returned to US from deadly rat virus ship…”
Several American tourists are being monitored in three states after it was revealed that dozens of passengers left a luxury cruise ship, which has been hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak, without contact tracing, Daily Mail News wrote adding that “health officials scramble to find infected all over the world”
Six disembarked MV Hondius on April 24 on the island of St Helena, 13 days following the first death on board, operator Oceanwide Expeditions revealed on Thursday.
Officials have confirmed that two people in Georgia, one person in Arizona and an unspecified number of people in California were being monitored.
The Georgia Department of Public Health confirmed the agency was monitoring two residents but did not say where in the state the individuals are located or how long they will remain under monitoring.
Nightmare for 23 Passengers landed in St Helena to celebrate Napoleon’s Anniversary
They were part of the group of 23 passengers who landed stopping on the island of Saint Helena on april 23, due to its coincidence with the close anniversary of Napoleon Bonaparte’s death on May 5th in Longwood House while he was confined on the island. One of them has already gotten sick according to NY Post.
While those remaining on the ship are following strict hygiene and isolation measures, health officials are working to track down those who may be carrying the rare, rat-borne illness that is suspected of killing three.
WHO: “High mortality in past outbreaks”. In Pentagon BIOWEAPONS Tests too…
The World Health Organization (WHO) is closely monitoring the hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship, currently traveling in the Atlantic.
So far, three deaths have been reported—a Dutch couple and a German woman—and eight cases, five of which have been confirmed by the WHO.
VIDEO LEGEND: Three passengers were evacuated from the Dutch-flagged MV Hondius as a deadly hantavirus outbreak continued to spread aboard the vessel stranded off Cape Verde. Health officials are now investigating a rare strain capable of human-to-human transmission after three deaths and multiple illnesses were linked to the ship.
Experts meeting in Geneva, however, clarified that “it is not like Covid”: neither a major epidemic nor a pandemic is currently expected.
The outbreak is considered a serious health situation requiring caution, but remains largely contained, and the risk to the general population is deemed low. The WHO also notes that the virus’s incubation period can be up to six weeks.
The World Health Organization has emphasized the need to ensure timely diagnosis and adequate treatment for hantavirus cases, noting that in previous outbreaks the disease has shown significant clinical severity, emphasizing the importance of rapid healthcare intervention, especially in the most severe cases.
In this regard, Anaïs Legand of the WHO explained that in previous outbreaks, a “high” mortality rate associated with hantavirus has been observed.
But the lethality of this RATS-VIRUS has also been confirmed by multiple Pentagon experiments in Ukrainian biolaboratories where it was also tested as a bacteriological weapon on over 4,000 soldiers used as human guinea pigs…
BMJ: “HCPS caused death in up to 50% of cases in the Americas”.
«Hantavirus is not one virus but a group of negative stranded RNA viruses in the family Hantaviridae, within the order Bunyavirales. They contain three segments of single stranded, negative ribonucleic acid (RNA) molecules. The viruses are primarily carried by rodents such as mice, rats, and voles. People usually contract disease from them through exposure to rodent urine, faeces, and saliva» BMJ (aka British Medical Journal) explains.
Although relatively uncommon worldwide, with around 10 000 to 100 000 infections reported each year, the virus causes two diseases.
The first, haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS)—formerly known as Korean haemorrhagic fever—was first detected in US soldiers fighting in Korea in the 1950s. The second, hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, or hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome (HPS/HCPS), was first recognised in a 1993 outbreak of severe respiratory disease in the Four Corners region of the southwestern United States.
The highest incidence of HFRS is in East Asia, particularly China, followed by Russia and Korea. A milder strain is found in some Scandinavian countries. Depending on the strain, mortality can be anything from less than 1% of cases to around 15%, with people over 70 at higher risk.
HCPS is usually a more serious disease, causing death in up to 50% of cases. It is found in the US, Canada, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Panama, and Uruguay.
In 1993, a “mysterious flu” caused 33 cases—17 of them fatal—of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) in the Four Corners region of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. Scientists have determined that hantaviruses in the Western Hemisphere are far more lethal than their “Old World” cousins.
The first confirmed secondary cexposure outside the ship itself
Three people with connections to a deadly hantavirus-stricken cruise are isolating at home in Ontario and Quebec, the federal government said. Thursday as consular officials headed to the Canary Islands to meet four Canadians who remain on board, CBC has reported.
Two Canadian passengers disembarked on the remote South Atlantic island of St. Helena almost two weeks ago, according to Dutch-based Oceanwide Expeditions.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said they were on the same returning flight as a third Canadian who was not on the vessel.
That’s the first confirmed secondary exposure outside the ship itself.
Quebec’s health minister said that third Canadian, from Quebec, is isolating because they possibly came into contact during an international trip with a person infected with hantavirus.
However, a statement from the minister says they “were not in close proximity, and the risk of transmission is therefore extremely low.” In a statement posted online, Anand said all three Canadians are asymptomatic and have been self-isolating.
Two persons infected on the Plane: KLM flight attendant hospitalized with mild symptoms, French citizen in isolation
A KLM flight attendant was tested for hantavirus after experiencing mild symptoms and was hospitalized in Amsterdam, according to a spokesperson for the Dutch Ministry of Health.
The flight attendant came into contact with the Dutch woman who was removed from the KLM flight before takeoff.
She had attempted to board it on April 25, leaving Johannesburg for Amsterdam. The crew refused to transport her due to her health condition. The woman later died. Health authorities are contacting those on board the flight “as a precaution,” KLM said. The 69-year-old Dutch woman’s husband had also previously died from the virus.
A French woman with “mild symptoms” is in isolation and undergoing medical tests after being identified as a contact case linked to the Dutch woman and the flight from St. Helena to Johannesburg, and confirmed to have hantavirus. The French Ministry of Health announced this.
Flight attendant hospitalized in Amsterdam with mild symptoms of hantavirus has tested negative for the virus.
The KLM flight attendant, who was hospitalized in Amsterdam with mild symptoms of hantavirus, has tested negative for the virus.
“We have received notification through our International Health Regulations (IHR) contact that her test was negative,” a WHO spokesperson said.
But it wouldn’t be surprising if it was a “false negative,” given that RT-PCR tests proved inaccurate with COVID-19 throughout its duration and have now been applied to a newly sequenced pathogen..
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