Woman in hospital bed at Barcelona clinic appearing healthy after negative hantavirus test
Woman in hospital bed at Barcelona clinic appearing healthy after negative hantavirus test
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Woman isolated in Barcelona tests negative in second hantavirus PCR

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The woman under observation at Barcelona's Hospital Clínic after contact with a hantavirus case has tested negative in her second PCR. Sources from the Generalitat's Health Department report she remains asymptomatic and in good general health.

The woman entered the Clínic on May 9 to complete quarantine after sharing an international flight with a Dutch woman who died from the virus. Official sources confirm she will remain in confinement and under observation per established protocols.

In Madrid, the only confirmed Spanish patient, a 70-year-old man, remains stable and improving in the High Level Isolation and Treatment Unit at Gómez Ulla hospital since last Monday. His 13 companions from the ship Hondius, isolated in the same facility, continue without symptoms.

The two women from Barcelona and Alicante who shared the Johannesburg to Netherlands flight also remain asymptomatic. The 13 passengers in Madrid will undergo a new PCR test next Monday.

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Initial reactions on X are mainly neutral reports from news media confirming the woman's negative second PCR test for hantavirus in Barcelona, noting she remains asymptomatic and under continued observation.

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A woman isolated in a hospital in Alicante with medical staff in protective equipment, Alicante skyline and cruise ship in background.
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Health authorities detect possible hantavirus case in Alicante

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Spain's Health Ministry has identified a possible hantavirus case in a woman living in Alicante. The patient, who traveled on a flight with one of the victims from the MV Hondius cruise outbreak, shows compatible symptoms and has been isolated.

Spanish health authorities confirmed on Monday the first positive hantavirus case in a Spanish national evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship. The asymptomatic patient, reported in good condition, awaits a confirmatory test while isolated at Madrid's Gómez Ulla hospital.

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Spain's Public Health Commission has updated its protocol and set may 10 as day zero, extending the 42-day quarantine until june 21. The measure follows WHO recommendations and allows external visits starting next week if tests are negative.

Two French passengers on the MV Hondius described their near-normal daily life aboard the ship under international health alert, following three deaths reported since April 11.

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The evacuation of passengers from the Hondius ship, amid a hantavirus outbreak, proceeded normally on Sunday at Granadilla de Abona port. Ninety-four people of various nationalities left the vessel under WHO and Spanish authorities coordination. Final transfers remain scheduled for Monday.

A hantavirus outbreak has been confirmed on the MV Hondius cruise ship, resulting in three deaths. The vessel, which departed Ushuaia on April 1, is heading to Tenerife where passengers will begin evacuation on Monday.

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The MV Hondius cruise ship, where three passengers have died from hantavirus, is approaching Spain's Canary Islands for evacuation of most of its nearly 150 passengers.

 

 

 

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