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Last update: 3 hours agoHantavirus Cruise Fallout: The MV Hondius outbreak keeps widening its net: a French woman and an American tested positive as passengers are repatriated from Tenerife, while in the U.S. 18 Americans—including three New Yorkers—are under monitoring in Nebraska and elsewhere, and health officials stress the public risk stays low. WHO Pushes Caution: WHO says there’s no sign of a larger outbreak, but it’s urging countries to prepare for more cases and to treat this as an outbreak on a ship, not “another COVID.” Argentina in the Spotlight: Ushuaia, the “end of the world” cruise hub, is facing fresh scrutiny over possible links to the outbreak, even as local authorities deny it. Travel & Culture: Separate from the health scare, Curacao has reappointed veteran coach Dick Advocaat for the World Cup, and Patagonia tourism stories—from rafting to new tour demand—keep rolling in.
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