The head of the World Health Organization says the public health response is not finished after evacuations from a cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said “our work is not over” as officials proceed with efforts to contain the illness following the ship’s evacuation, according to reports from both outlets. The statements follow the removal of passengers and crew after the ship was linked to a deadly outbreak of hantavirus infection. While the reports focus on the WHO chief’s message, they do not provide additional details on the number of evacuees, the outbreak size, or specific containment measures. The common reporting across sources is that WHO leadership is emphasizing continued coordination and ongoing containment efforts after evacuation actions are carried out. The situation is presented as an active response phase, with further work expected beyond the immediate evacuation of those aboard the affected vessel.