Government of Canada / Global Affairs Canada / Public Health Agency of Canada
Interdepartmental Media Update – Hantavirus - May 10, 2026
Canada response context for Canadian passengers linked to the MV Hondius event.
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Government of Canada / Global Affairs Canada / Public Health Agency of Canada
Canada response context for Canadian passengers linked to the MV Hondius event.
Public Health Agency of Canada / Government of Canada
Canada risk-assessment and passenger-response context for the MV Hondius Andes hantavirus cluster.
Government of Canada
Canada cumulative confirmed infection context and MV Hondius risk wording from an official national page.
World Health Organization
Official international notice for the 2026 cruise-associated Andes virus cluster.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
Official European assessment of a 2026 multi-country cruise-associated cluster.
Public Health Agency of Canada / Government of Canada
Canada passenger monitoring and self-isolation context for people linked to the MV Hondius Andes virus event, including the May 10 start point for the 21-to-42 day monitoring window.
World Health Organization
Latest WHO Disease Outbreak News update for the MV Hondius Andes virus cluster, including 11 reported cases, eight confirmed Andes virus infections, two probable cases, one inconclusive case, three deaths, and low global risk assessment as of 13 May 2026.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CDC risk-stratification and monitoring guidance for people potentially exposed through the MV Hondius Andes virus outbreak, including 42-day monitoring and high-risk/low-risk contact definitions.
Public Health Agency of Canada / Government of Canada
Canada update reporting that one of four high-risk monitored individuals linked to the MV Hondius event tested presumptive positive for Andes hantavirus and was transferred to hospital with isolation precautions.
Public Health Agency of Canada / Government of Canada
Canada update confirming through laboratory testing a Canadian Andes hantavirus case reported by the British Columbia Provincial Health Officer among MV Hondius passengers.
Public Health Ontario
Ontario public health guidance for identifying, assessing, and managing suspect, probable, and confirmed Andes virus cases and contacts in the MV Hondius context.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
ECDC response/timeline context for the cruise-associated Andes virus cluster.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
ECDC response context for management of passengers linked to the cruise-associated outbreak.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
ECDC self-quarantine recommendations for asymptomatic contacts linked to the 2026 Andes virus outbreak.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
ECDC threat assessment context for the MV Hondius cluster, including symptomatic cases, deaths, PCR results, and European response framing as of 6 May 2026.
Argentina Ministry of Health / Argentina.gob.ar
Argentina national context for 2026 hantavirus notifications and public health surveillance coordination related to the MV Hondius event.
Pan American Health Organization
PAHO coordination context and prevention summary for the cruise-associated event.
Argentina Ministry of Health / Argentina.gob.ar
Argentina BEN SE17 update confirming eight MV Hondius onboard cases, six confirmed and two probable, including three deaths, and Andes strain confirmation by reference laboratories.
Argentina Ministry of Health / Argentina.gob.ar
Argentina update describing diagnostic supply and technical assistance to countries affected by the MV Hondius Andes-virus event while domestic epidemiological investigations continued.
Washington State Department of Health
Washington state update separating MV Hondius Andes-virus exposure monitoring from an unrelated local Sin Nombre hantavirus infection investigation.
World Health Organization
Official WHO point-in-time update for the MV Hondius Andes virus event, including 11 reported cases, 9 confirmed Andes virus cases, 3 deaths, and 42-day monitoring guidance.
World Health Organization
Initial WHO Disease Outbreak News notice for the 2026 MV Hondius cruise-associated Andes virus cluster.
World Health Organization
Technical context for public health, port health, and partner agencies managing disembarkation, onward travel, monitoring, and follow-up of MV Hondius passengers and crew.
World Health Organization
WHO risk-based approach for identifying, monitoring, and managing contacts of probable or confirmed Andes virus cases from the MV Hondius event.
Minnesota Department of Health
Minnesota-specific monitoring context for one asymptomatic person potentially exposed overseas through the MV Hondius event, with public risk described as very low.
California Department of Public Health
California update that CDPH was coordinating with federal and local partners after notification that California residents were aboard the MV Hondius and that local health officials were monitoring a returned passenger.
Oregon Health Authority
Oregon clinician alert describing MV Hondius Andes-virus monitoring procedures and noting that no exposed individuals had returned to Oregon at the time of the alert.
Utah Department of Health and Human Services
Utah-specific official response context for a resident passenger linked to the MV Hondius outbreak response.
Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization
Americas regional alert, Southern Cone context, and surveillance strengthening recommendations.
New Mexico Department of Health
New Mexico case summaries, prevention resources, and cumulative historical context.
New Mexico Department of Health
Recent New Mexico official case notice.
New Mexico Department of Health
Recent New Mexico official fatal case notice and prevention reminder.
California Department of Public Health
California prevention guidance, deer mouse context, and links to CDPH map and surveillance PDFs.
California Department of Public Health
Worker risk contexts such as parks, cabins, campgrounds, and closed spaces with mice.
Arizona Department of Health Services
Arizona official alert summary and 2024 activity snapshot.
Arizona Department of Health Services
Arizona reporting, investigation, and source references.
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Colorado prevention, reporting, and state data links.
CDC MMWR
Colorado context showing that apparent local acquisition can occur outside expected rural settings.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
U.S. historical case context and the state-only geography limitation.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Explains national notifiable condition reporting and surveillance definitions.
Florida Department of Health
Florida-specific public health context for HPS, rodent exposure routes, prevention language, and source-linked state page support.
Florida Department of Health
Florida Department of Health context noting hantavirus has been identified in cotton rats in Florida, supporting reservoir-context wording for Florida map searches.
CDC Emerging Infectious Diseases
U.S. hantavirus and rodent reservoir relationships.
Washington State Department of Health
Washington state-level hantavirus context, annual range statement, prevention guidance, and source-linked state page.
Washington State Department of Health
Washington background report with notifiable status, national context, exposure reminders, and approximate annual case context.
Public Health Agency of Canada / Government of Canada
Canada surveillance history and National Microbiology Laboratory role.
Government of Canada
Canada confirmed-case notification and surveillance case-definition context.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
General description of hantavirus diseases, transmission, reservoirs, symptoms, and risk reduction.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
European reservoir ecology and disease syndrome context.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
EU/EEA annual case context and comparison across participating countries.
World Health Organization
Global disease overview, syndromes, and Andes virus human-to-human transmission caveat.