Tenerife resident calls docking of hantavirus ship 'reckless'
Summary
A cruise ship called the MV Hondius is heading to Tenerife in Spain's Canary Islands after being anchored near Cape Verde for three days. There was an outbreak of hantavirus on the ship, with three people having died either onboard or after traveling on it. Spanish health officials plan to assess everyone’s health when they arrive and send foreign passengers back to their home countries if they are well.Key Facts
- The MV Hondius cruise ship began its trip from Argentina about a month ago.
- The ship stayed near Cape Verde for three days before heading to Tenerife.
- Three people died due to a hantavirus outbreak connected to the ship.
- Tenerife’s health minister said the ship will dock at Granadilla port.
- Passengers will have medical checks upon arrival in Tenerife.
- Foreign passengers deemed healthy will be sent home.
- Some residents in Tenerife are worried about the ship bringing health risks to the island.
- Officials emphasize that everyone on board will get help and medical attention.
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