Three more passengers are evacuated from a cruise ship affected by a deadly virus off the west coast of Africa as the vessel heads toward the Canary Islands, according to multiple Australian reports. The ship is already carrying a number of passengers and crew who were affected by the outbreak, prompting additional transfers to reduce onboard risk and provide medical support. The reports describe the evacuations as the latest step in a broader response to the situation at sea, which has involved ongoing coordination for transport and care. Details beyond the evacuation count are not provided in the summaries, including the number of people remaining on the ship, the specific destination port in the Canaries, or the medical status of those evacuated. The cruise ship’s route and heading toward the Canary Islands indicate continued movement toward a location where further medical and logistical arrangements can be made. The accounts are consistent across outlets that the evacuations involve three additional passengers and that the ship is making for the Canary Islands following the incident off west Africa.