Two Indian crew members from a hantavirus-hit ship are evacuated to the Netherlands for quarantine. The Indian embassy in Madrid confirms both individuals remain safe and asymptomatic following the transfer.
Two Indian nationals serving as crew members on a ship affected by hantavirus have been evacuated to the Netherlands for quarantine, according to the Indian embassy in Madrid. Both individuals are reported to be safe and asymptomatic.
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