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Home quarantine

Passengers and employees of the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius went into home quarantine after arriving in the Netherlands.

Tula virus

The Tula virus is a hantavirus that occurs in field mice. This virus can also be transmitted to humans. No patients are known in the Netherlands.

Seoul virus

The Seoul virus is a hantavirus that is transmitted by rats. Since 2016, the virus has been detected in the Netherlands and it has led to illness in some people.

Puumala virus

The Puumala virus is the most common hantavirus in the Netherlands. It is transmitted by the bank vole. The Puumala virus has been detected in bank voles in different parts of the country. Each year, there are a few patients, especially in the Twente and Salland region.

Andes virus

This page provides more information about the Andes virus following a number of infections aboard the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius. 

Current information about hantavirus

Find the latest updates on the Andes virus here, following the outbreak aboard the cruise ship m/v Hondius.

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