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One American Tests Positive for Hantavirus, Another Has Symptoms: HHS 91%
5/11/2026, 12:58:32 PM
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Well, it's great to have you all with
us.
In today's top news, the latest updates on the Hivirus outbreak aboard that cruise ship.
>> Yeah.
17 Americans have now arrived home, including one person who has tested positive for the virus.
Another is showing symptoms.
Here's more on that.
>> 17 Americans have arrived in the United States today for monitoring after a hivirus outbreak on a cruise ship.
The outbreak began aboard the cruise ship
MVAS and triggered a multinational evacuation from Tenner Reef in the Canary Islands.
The Department of Health and Human Services says one US passenger is showing symptoms and another has tested mildly positive.
The department says all passengers will undergo evaluation at a federal quarantine facility in Nebraska.
The CDC says it has activated emergency operations and deployed teams to support monitoring and coordination with state health departments.
The CDC stressing the situation is not comparable to CO 19.
>> This is not CO uh Jake and we don't want
to treat it like CO.
We want to don't want to cause a public panic over this.
We want to treat it with a hivirus protocols that we that we're again we're successful in containing outbreaks in the past.
>> Dr. Jay Bacharia telling CNN that
patients who are not showing symptoms are not at risk of spreading the virus
>> because the virus doesn't spread unless somebody has active symptoms.
those passengers on the planes are considered contacts of contacts.
So again, there's not there's not a there's not a a reason to do that kind of like, you know, sort of recursive contact tracing.
>> And overnight, a French passenger tested positive for the HTO virus.
>> Of the five French citizens repatriated, one person developed symptoms during the flight.
Unfortunately, her condition worsened overnight and I can confirm this morning that the tests came back positive for haunt virus.
This patient has haunt virus and is in a specialized infectious disease hospital which has implemented strict protective measures in the rooms to prevent the virus from spreading.
>> French authorities say all five French passengers are now under strict isolation until further notice.
The World Health Organization recommends a 42-day quarantine for exposed passengers either in a facility or at home.
The WHO also stressing this is not another COVID pandemic and the risk to the public is low.
>> And we are expecting US health officials to brief reporters this morning.
We're going to keep you updated on
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