https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/two-die-respiratory-illness-outbreak-164233931.html
In its statement, the WHO said: "Hantavirus infections are typically linked to environmental exposure (exposure to infected rodents' urine or faeces).
"While rare, hantavirus may spread between people, and can lead to severe respiratory illness and requires careful patient monitoring, support and response."
- Husband and wife -
The first person to develop symptoms was a 70-year-old passenger. He died on board the ship and his body was currently on the island of Saint Helena, a British territory in the South Atlantic, Mohale the South African spokesman said.
Star Princess (March 2026): Over 150 passengers and crew reported vomiting and diarrhea, causing a delayed return and extensive cleaning.
Rotterdam (Jan 2026): Over 80 passengers and crew fell ill, marking multiple outbreaks in a year.
Celebrity Constellation (Jan 2026): Nearly 100 passengers fell ill in early January.
E. coli (April 2026): CDC data indicates Oceania Insignia and Seven Seas Mariner had reported E. coli cases.
Wash your hands, folks! This doesn't solve every problem but better than nothing.