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ACTIVE EVENTS 47
ENDEMIC ZONES 7
DEATHS 47
Case Fatality 22.1%
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Last updated: Jun 8, 2026  ·  Sources: WHO, CDC, ECDC, PAHO

Focolaio Attivo

ATTIVO

Focolaio di Hantavirus sulla Nave da Crociera MV Hondius

Tutti i passeggeri sono sbarcati a Tenerife, Isole Canarie, entro il 10 maggio. Sono stati confermati otto casi (incluso un membro dell'equipaggio in Argentina); 3 sono morti. L'OMS ha convocato una riunione di esperti d'emergenza sulla trasmissione del virus Andes da persona a persona. Più di 16 paesi stanno attivamente tracciando i contatti.

Nave
MV Hondius
Ceppo Confermato
Andes virus
Casi
8
Decessi
3
Paesi che tracciano i contatti (16+)
🇳🇱 Netherlands🇬🇧 UK🇫🇷 France🇩🇪 Germany🇨🇭 Switzerland🇦🇷 Argentina🇺🇸 USA🇨🇦 Canada🇮🇪 Ireland🇧🇪 Belgium🇦🇹 Austria🇮🇹 Italy🇪🇸 Spain🇦🇺 Australia🇳🇿 New Zealand🇸🇪 Sweden

Cronologia

  1. 11 May 2026
    Canada confirms 8th case. WHO releases preliminary P2P findings. ECDC upgrades EU risk to moderate.
  2. 10 May 2026
    All passengers disembarked. Vessel enters decontamination. 7th case confirmed.
  3. 9 May 2026
    MV Hondius arrives Tenerife. Disembarkation begins under public health supervision.
  4. 8 May 2026
    WHO confirms 6 cases. 16+ countries now involved.
  5. 7 May 2026
    CDC issues Level 3 Travel Health Notice.
  6. 4 May 2026
    WHO publishes Disease Outbreak News DON-599. Three deaths confirmed.

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Otto Guide che Coprono Tutto

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BASICS

What is Hantavirus

Virus family, reservoirs, geography, and the two main syndromes in plain terms.

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SYMPTOMS

Symptoms & Warning Signs

Early flu-like phase and the shift to severe disease, with timelines.

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TRANSMISSION

How It Spreads

Aerosol from rodent excreta is the main route. Person-to-person is rare.

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PREVENTION

Prevention Guide

Exclusion, safe cleanup, and the protocol that breaks the chain.

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BASICS

HPS vs HFRS

Two faces of hantavirus disease, compared by region, organ, and severity.

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PREVENTION

Rodent Control

What works long term: exclusion, trapping, and habitat reduction.

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DIAGNOSIS

Test & Diagnosis

ELISA, RT-PCR, and what to ask for if you suspect exposure.

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OUTBREAKS

Outbreak History

From Korea 1951 to Yosemite 2012 and recent Andes virus clusters.

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Fonti Monitorate

Aggregato dai canali di sorveglianza ufficiali. Ogni voce collega alla fonte originale.

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GLOBAL · SURVEILLANCE
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EUROPE · SURVEILLANCE
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USA · SURVEILLANCE
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GERMANY · SURVEILLANCE
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GLOBAL · SURVEILLANCE
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AMERICAS · SURVEILLANCE
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GLOBAL · AGGREGATOR

Un virus trasmesso dai roditori con due manifestazioni cliniche

Gli hantavirus sono virus RNA trasportati da topi, ratti e arvicole. Gli esseri umani vengono esposti quando le particelle virali presenti nell'urina, nelle feci o nella saliva dei roditori diventano aerosol.

Il virus non si diffonde come l'influenza. La trasmissione da persona a persona è documentata solo per il virus Andes nel Sud America meridionale.

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In Breve

Family
Hantaviridae
Reservoir
Rodents (mice, rats, voles)
Main syndromes
HPS and HFRS
Incubation
2–4 weeks (range 1–8 wks)
HPS fatality
20–40%
HFRS fatality
0.1–12%
Vaccine
Limited regional (Asia only)
Treatment
Supportive care only

Latest Updates

ECDC
2026-06-08

ECDC moves Hondius cluster to LOW risk review stage after 20 days without new positives

ECDC says the MV Hondius Andes virus cluster has now gone 20 days without a new confirmed case and has entered formal LOW risk review. All monitored contacts remain symptom-free, and the 60-day follow-up protocol continues only for a small residual cohort.

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WHO
2026-06-08

WHO and IAATO schedule final MV Hondius biosafety inspection for June 12 in Rotterdam

WHO confirms that the final joint biosafety inspection of MV Hondius will take place on June 12 in Rotterdam. Inspectors will verify onboard PCR workflows, isolation cabin readiness, crew certification records, and rodent exclusion controls before any passenger service restart is approved.

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PAHO ALERT
2026-06-08

Argentina season holds at 121 cases as June decline continues for a third straight week

PAHO reports Argentina's 2026 hantavirus season remains at 121 confirmed cases and 38 deaths. Weekly incidence has now declined for three consecutive weeks, and epidemiologists say the season is moving into its expected June tail phase.

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WHO
2026-06-07

MV Hondius isolation cabin build completed ahead of Rotterdam inspection window

Oceanwide Expeditions says construction of the two dedicated isolation cabins aboard MV Hondius has been completed. Final commissioning now focuses on air-handling validation, waste routing, and staff drill rehearsal ahead of the June 12 inspection.

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CDC ALERT
2026-06-07

CDC weekly bulletin: US hantavirus season remains at 24 cases with Montana and Arizona under watch

CDC's weekly hantavirus bulletin keeps the US 2026 total at 24 confirmed HPS cases. Montana, Arizona, and Colorado remain the main watch areas as summer deer mouse exposure risk rises, but no person-to-person transmission or cruise-related linkage has been identified.

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IAATO
2026-06-06

IAATO circulates interim expedition audit checklist based on Hondius lessons

IAATO distributes an interim expedition vessel audit checklist covering pre-embarkation screening, onboard PCR pathways, isolation cabin readiness, and rodent-proof supply handling. The document is meant to bridge operations until the final WHO-IMO code is adopted.

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RESEARCH

Hantavirus 2026: A Year in Review — What Happened, What Changed, and What Comes Next

Jun 8, 2026 · 10 min read

UPDATE

MV Hondius Outbreak: How It Ended and What Changes It Made Permanent

Jun 6, 2026 · 8 min read

ALERT

US Hantavirus Summer 2026: Why June and July Are the Highest-Risk Months

Jun 5, 2026 · 7 min read

UPDATE

Hantavirus in Patagonia 2026: Argentina's Outbreak Season Explained

May 22, 2026 · 8 min read

GUIDE

How to Clean Up Mouse Droppings Safely: The CDC Hantavirus Protocol Step by Step

May 22, 2026 · 7 min read

RESEARCH

Can You Survive Hantavirus? Long-Term Effects for Recovered Patients

May 22, 2026 · 7 min read

Domande Frequenti

Le domande più cercate sull'hantavirus, con risposte.

Cos'è l'hantavirus? +
L'hantavirus è una famiglia di virus RNA trasportati dai roditori. I roditori infetti eliminano il virus nell'urina, nelle feci e nella saliva. Gli esseri umani possono infettarsi inalando polvere contaminata, per contatto diretto o (raramente) per morsi di roditori.
L'hantavirus può diffondersi da persona a persona? +
La maggior parte dei ceppi di hantavirus NON si diffonde tra le persone. L'eccezione notevole è il virus Andes in Sud America, che ha casi documentati di trasmissione da persona a persona attraverso il contatto ravvicinato.
Come viene trattato l'hantavirus? +
Non esiste un trattamento antivirale specifico approvato per l'hantavirus. La gestione è di supporto: terapia intensiva, ossigenoterapia (per HPS) e dialisi (per HFRS). L'ospedalizzazione precoce migliora significativamente la sopravvivenza.
Esiste un vaccino contro l'hantavirus? +
Nessun vaccino è disponibile nei paesi occidentali. Corea del Sud e Cina usano vaccini inattivati per gruppi ad alto rischio, ma questi non sono approvati globalmente.
Come evitare l'hantavirus? +
Evita il contatto con roditori selvatici e i loro escrementi. Indossa guanti e un respiratore N95, inumidisci le aree polverose con disinfettante prima di spazzare e sigilla i fori negli edifici.
Quali roditori portano l'hantavirus? +
Diverse specie di roditori portano ceppi diversi: topo selvatico (virus Sin Nombre, USA), arvicola rossastra (Puumala, Europa), topo di campagna (Hantaan, Asia), ratto comune (virus Seoul, mondiale).
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