Resumo do surto
Explicação clara do surto ligado ao cruzeiro, separada do rastreador do navio para manter números verificáveis.
The homepage uses ECDC for the latest case-count snapshot and WHO DON-600 for the current WHO event update. WHO DON-599 remains the May 4 baseline.
Country-level monitoring counts and individual passenger status are not shown unless a reliable official source is available.
Casos confirmados
6
Atualizado 2026-05-09 · ECDC
Casos prováveis
2
Atualizado 2026-05-09 · ECDC
Casos suspeitos
0
Atualizado 2026-05-09 · ECDC
Mortes
3
Atualizado 2026-05-09 · ECDC
2026-05-09
ECDC's outbreak page lists 6 confirmed cases, 2 probable cases, 0 suspected cases and 3 deaths, and assesses risk to the EU/EEA general population as very low.
2026-05-09
WHO's Tenerife statement says public risk remains low, reports no symptomatic passengers on board at that time, and describes Spain's controlled disembarkation plan.
2026-05-08
WHO DON-600 reports eight cases as of 8 May, including six laboratory-confirmed Andes virus infections and two probable cases, with three deaths.
2026-05-06
ECDC published assessment and response materials for the Andes hantavirus-associated illness cluster linked to the cruise ship.
2026-05-05
The vessel operator published a timeline of the medical situation on board MV Hondius and related response actions.
2026-05-04
WHO reported seven cases as of 4 May, including two laboratory-confirmed cases and five suspected cases, with three deaths and one critically ill patient.
2026-05-02
A cluster of passengers with severe respiratory illness aboard a cruise ship was reported to WHO.
2026-04-01
WHO describes the vessel itinerary as departing Ushuaia, Argentina, before travelling across the South Atlantic.
Sources update at different times and may use confirmed, probable and suspected categories differently. This site keeps those categories separate.