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Andes virus explainer - symptoms, how it's spread, treatment and where it's endemic
By The Mirror
A suspected hantavirus outbreak has broken out on a cruise ship as three passengers from the vessel have died - officials have identified the specific strain.
Hantavirus is a rare disease that can sometimes be spread from rodents to humans but the World Health Organisation said it could have spread among "really close contacts". Around 150 people remain stuck on the luxury liner MV Hondius as it sits off the coast of West Africa. Three passengers, including an elderly married couple, on the luxury Dutch liner have died, with one so far testing positive for hantavirus.
Other cases include a critically ill passenger, who is being treated in a hospital in Johannesburg, and three other people have reported mild symptoms.
South Africa's health ministry revealed that the two confirmed cases are linked to the Andes strain of hantavirus. Health officials have shared information and guidance on the rare but potentially fatal disease.
This virus can lead to hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome (HCPS) which is a complication that impacts the heart and lungs, which has a high mortality rate, according to the NHS. Only certain type of hantavirus can lead to HCPS and the Andes strain is one of them.
