Three fatalities from Hantavirus in Venezuela
The Venezuelan Ministry of Health announced that at least three people have died after contracting Hantavirus, a rare disease that is typically transmitted from rodents and is rarely passed between humans, with no evidence of human-to-human transmission within the country. They confirmed that there is no connection between the cases and the death of two healthcare workers in the state of Barinas. Additionally, they denied any link between the fatalities and the incident involving the cruise ship "MV Hondius," on which three people were infected in April, when the global outbreak of the virus was declared over in July.
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