Spain to repatriate asymptomatic passengers of hantavirus-hit ship
Published on May 6, 2026.
Spain is set to repatriate asymptomatic and non-Spanish citizens from the MV Hondius, which was hit by a deadly hantavirus virus. The decision to repatriation of these individuals will be made up by their home country. The non-Spain passengers will not be required to undergo quarantined in Spain, but their home countries will decide their own quarantines.
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