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US passengers from hantavirus-hit ship quarantined as officials say public risk ‘very low’

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May 11, 2026
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“Let me be crystal clear: the risk of hantavirus to the general public remains very, very low,” said Admiral Brian Christine of the US Health and Human Services department (HHS). “The Andes variant of this virus does not spread easily, and it requires prolonged close contact with someone who is already symptomatic.”

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