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The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the hantavirus outbreak associated with the MV Hondius cruise ship officially over, with no new cases reported since the last exposed individual completed quarantine and tested negative.
Hantavirus concerns are impacting the high season for cruises in Spain, leading to a 12% decrease in travelers between April and May.
Torres states that "alarmist" messages about hantavirus in the Canary Islands ultimately amounted to nothing, suggesting no significant outbreak occurred.
Health authorities have declared the hantavirus crisis over after confirming that all follow-up tests for the virus have returned negative results.
Health officials have concluded their management of the hantavirus situation, confirming that all individuals under monitoring have tested negative for the virus.
Spanish health authorities have declared the hantavirus management closed after all follow-up tests returned negative results, indicating no further spread or active cases.
Health authorities have closed the management of the hantavirus outbreak, as there are no longer any quarantines or hospitalizations related to the virus.
All individuals isolated in Spain due to hantavirus concerns have tested negative in their final tests and have completed their quarantine period.
Spanish health authorities have declared the hantavirus management closed after all follow-up tests returned negative results.
The last patient hospitalized with hantavirus at Gómez Ulla Hospital has been discharged and is now at home.
The Gómez Ulla hospital has discharged the last patient from the hantavirus outbreak that occurred on the MV Hondius cruise ship.
The last hantavirus patient admitted to Gómez Ulla Hospital has been discharged and is now at home.
The Germans Trias Hospital in Badalona, Spain, will coordinate a World Health Organization (WHO) study on hantavirus. This suggests international collaboration on research.
The Germans Trias hospital is leading an international study on hantavirus for the World Health Organization.
All individuals isolated at Gómez Ulla hospital due to hantavirus, except for the confirmed positive case, have been discharged.
Contacts of hantavirus cases in Spain have been discharged, while the confirmed case remains hospitalized.
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All individuals who were in Gómez Ulla Hospital due to hantavirus contact have been discharged and returned home.
All patients quarantined for hantavirus at Gómez Hulla hospital have been discharged.
Catalans isolated due to hantavirus will continue their quarantine at home.
Catalan travelers on the Hondius ship have tested negative for hantavirus and will self-isolate at home.
Five Catalan passengers from the ship Hondius tested negative for hantavirus and have returned home.