The MV Hondius, a cruise ship linked to a hantavirus outbreak that resulted in 13 confirmed cases and three deaths, arrives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, for disinfection and a quarantine process for remaining staff. The ship docks after its passengers leave the vessel in Tenerife, Spain, earlier last week. Multiple reports say Dutch authorities prepare to decontaminate the ship and manage potential health risks while the crew and medical personnel remain on board initially. One report describes crew members later boarding through the pier in protective hazardous-material suits, and Rotterdam public health officials say crew members have, so far, shown no symptoms. Reported quarantine arrangements include testing on arrival and then weekly for those in quarantine, with some crew kept in temporary controlled facilities. After disinfection and completion of cleanup procedures, the ship is set to be cleared to sail again, with owners stating the vessel will head toward its next route, including a planned voyage to the Arctic. Other outlets report the ship’s voyage is reaching its end in Rotterdam, where remaining crew and medics disembark.