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Spain confirms it will accept cruise ship MV Hondius following a hantavirus outbreak that killed three people. Passengers and crew will undergo medical screening upon arrival at the Canary Islands.

Spain has confirmed it will accept the cruise ship MV Hondius, which is currently anchored off Cape Verde, following a hantavirus outbreak on board that has resulted in three deaths. Passengers and crew will undergo medical screening upon arrival at the Canary Islands before being repatriated.

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