Five Ukrainian crew members aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius show no signs of hantavirus, according to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in the Canary Islands on May 9 for full medical screenings of all passengers and crew.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that five Ukrainian crew members aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius are in satisfactory health and show no signs of hantavirus. The vessel is currently en route to the Canary Islands, Spain, with arrival expected on May 9 for medical screening of all passengers and crew.
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