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Anger and resignation in Tenerife as hantavirus ship approaches
The MV Hondius is a hantavirus–affected vessel heading toward Tenerife, with authorities coordinating responses as passengers and crew—more than 140 people in total—are on board. Reports note at least three deaths and ongoing questions about the virus’s spread, while WHO says the broader public risk remains low. Residents on the Canary Islands show anger and uncertainty as the ship nears port, and Spanish government officials have aligned with WHO on allowing disembarkation this weekend. Docks workers protested outside the Canary Islands’ parliament amid concerns about local exposure, though no confirmed outbreak there has been announced. The situation remains evolving, with updates focused on health screening and containment measures.
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Anger and resignation in Tenerife as hantavirus ship approaches
As the MV Hondius cruise ship approaches Tenerife, the people of the Spanish island await it with a mixture of uncertainty and, in some cases, anger. The Spanish government has agreed with the World Health Organization (WHO) that the passengers of the vessel, which has seen an outbreak of the hantavirus, should be.

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