A cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak arrives in the Dutch port of Rotterdam and enters a disinfection process, according to multiple outlets. The ship had been travelling for about seven weeks and covered roughly 8,500 miles, with health authorities alerted as the outbreak unfolded during the voyage. Reports say the outbreak reaches at least 11 cases, with nine confirmed by the World Health Organization. NBC News and other coverage also cite three deaths attributed to the rare disease during the journey. Dutch health officials indicate that crew members who cannot return home are quarantined in the Netherlands. After docking, the vessel undergoes disinfection procedures as authorities manage potential exposure risks and review health measures connected to the outbreak. The reports present the disinfection and quarantine steps as part of the ship’s arrival response, while describing the scale of confirmed infections and the role of international health bodies in confirming case counts.