Overview
- The MV Hondius, which reached Granadilla de Abona early Sunday, is starting a staged disembarkation into sealed transport for repatriation flights.
- WHO has confirmed six Andes hantavirus infections with two more under review and reported three deaths linked to the voyage.
- Spanish teams with WHO support are screening people on board, then moving them off in groups of up to five with FFP2 masks and light hand luggage straight to planes.
- Officials say no one on the ship has symptoms, yet all are treated as high‑risk contacts because incubation can last weeks and quarantine will follow on arrival.
- After passengers depart, a reduced crew will sail the ship to the Netherlands for body removal and full disinfection while partners track more than 30 people who disembarked earlier.