Singapore’s Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) says two Singapore residents who were on board MV Hondius and were placed under hantavirus quarantine have completed the isolation period. The agency reports that both individuals are well and have tested negative for hantavirus before being released from quarantine. CNA specifies that the negative tests include Andes virus, which is a type of hantavirus. The reports indicate that the quarantine is linked to exposure aboard the hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius, prompting public health measures for those identified as close contacts or at-risk passengers. Both outlets agree that the key outcomes of the quarantine are the residents’ health status and their negative test results for hantavirus, including the relevant viral subtype referenced in CNA’s account. After meeting the testing and health criteria set by CDA, the two residents are released from quarantine.