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First modification: 05/05/2026 - 20:07 Last modification: 05/05/2026 - 20:13
The World Health Organization (WHO) raised the number of hantavirus cases among people aboard a cruise ship stranded off Cape Verde to seven, in an infection that has already left three passengers dead. The WHO is considering various hypotheses about the spread of the virus. Hantavirus is primarily transmitted by rodents, but rarely can be transmitted between people. Both forms of the disease mainly affect the lungs and kidneys. It is a potentially deadly virus. For its part, the Spanish Ministry of Health proposed that symptomatic cases and high-risk contacts be evacuated from Cape Verde so that the ship can continue on its way.
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