Two aircraft carrying passengers from the MV Hondius cruise ship, which has been linked to a hantavirus outbreak, land in the Netherlands on Tuesday, according to reporting from Cyprus and The West Australian. The planes arrive at Eindhoven Airport shortly after midnight and transport nearly 30 people. The Cyprus Mail report specifies 28 passengers were on the flights, including eight Dutch nationals. The passengers are arriving after the cruise ship is described as having been hit by a hantavirus outbreak. In parallel, a Dutch hospital treating a hantavirus patient takes precautionary measures. The Cyprus Mail says the hospital quarantines 12 staff members as a preventative step, while The West Australian characterizes the isolation as a precaution for staff at the facility. Across the two sources, there is agreement on the basic timeline—passengers disembark by air in the early hours of Tuesday—and on the public health response at the hospital, where staff are isolated pending assessment. The reports provide no further details on the passengers’ symptoms or the outcome of the hospital’s precautionary quarantine.