Woman Struck by Suspected Hantavirus After Sharing Flight with Cruise Passenger Who Died
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The Secretary of State for Health, Javier Padilla, reported yesterday that a person has been transferred to a hospital in Alicante for having symptoms compatible with hantavirus, after sitting two rows behind a Dutch woman with symptoms who was on the KLM plane between Johannesburg and Amsterdam and who finally died from the virus the next day. Padilla said that, despite the fact that the 32-year-old alicantina was sitting two rows behind the cr…
Woman struck by suspected hantavirus after sharing flight with cruise passenger who died
A 32-year-old woman who shared a flight with one of the passengers on board MV Hondius who subsequently died has been hospitalised in in Alicante in t... Woman struck by suspected hantavirus after sharing flight with cruise passenger who died
The woman was hospitalized in Alicante, Spain, after being on a plane from which the deceased patient had to get off before takeoff, and presents "compatible symptoms".
Spanish woman tested after possible contact in cruise ship hantavirus scare
Health officials in Spain are investigating a possible hantavirus case after a woman who traveled on the same flight route as a Dutch cruise ship passenger developed symptoms and was taken to hospital for testing. The situation is connected to the ongoing hantavirus outbreak linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship, which has already caused […] The post Spanish woman tested after possible contact in cruise ship hantavirus scare appeared first on Kno…
The Spanish passenger who may have contracted the hantavirus during a KLM flight to Amsterdam has received a negative test result. This was reported by Spanish Minister of Health Mónica García on X. The woman from Alicante was seated two rows behind the 69-year-old Dutch woman who disembarked shortly before departure from Johannesburg and eventually died of the hantavirus in a hospital in South Africa.
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