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South Africa is linked to the Dutch woman's fatal deterioration after the St Helena-Johannesburg flight and the adult male evacuated from Ascension Island who remains in intensive care in Johannesburg. Contact tracing continues around the flight and health-care contacts.

WHO reports a previously suspected case transferred to Germany tested negative by PCR and serology and is no longer considered a case, though monitoring continues through the incubation period.

Singapore says two residents who had been aboard MV Hondius tested negative on multiple samples, with hantavirus including Andes virus not detected.

Georgia public health officials were monitoring two residents who returned from the MV Hondius; local reporting said both were in good health and showed no signs of infection.

Virginia reported one returned traveler from the ship under monitoring and in good health; AP separately reported U.S. and international tracing around passengers who left before the outbreak was detected.

A French passenger repatriated from MV Hondius tested positive after developing symptoms during the flight to Paris, according to AP's 11 May update. French authorities also identified additional close contacts for monitoring.

The operator said 30 passengers, including the Dutch couple, left the vessel at St Helena on April 24 before hantavirus had been confirmed, creating the main contact-tracing problem now spanning multiple countries.

AP reported a Spanish woman in Alicante who had shared a flight with the Dutch woman who died in Johannesburg tested negative for hantavirus.

CDC says 18 recently repatriated U.S. passengers were requested to remain at Nebraska's quarantine facility through 31 May, with quarantine orders issued for two passengers. CDC and AP reported no hantavirus cases among returned U.S. passengers.

PHAC confirmed one Andes hantavirus case in Canada through National Microbiology Laboratory testing after the person returned from MV Hondius to British Columbia. A travelling partner tested negative, all high-risk contacts are isolating, and PHAC says no further Canadian cases have been identified.