A hantavirus outbreak aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius results in three deaths, according to multiple reports. A British crew member, Martin Anstree, is among those affected and is airlifted to hospital, along with two other people. The accounts also describe medical guidance shared by a doctor about what people should know regarding hantavirus in the context of the incident. Both reports frame the situation as an outbreak on the ship, with authorities arranging evacuation and hospital treatment for the most seriously ill. The information provided focuses on the number of fatalities, the fact of airlifted patients, and high-level public health advice related to the virus. No additional details about the suspected source of exposure, the number of people considered at risk on the vessel, or the condition of the hospitalized patients are included in the excerpts provided. The reports consistently identify the cruise ship MV Hondius and the deaths, while emphasizing that medical professionals are advising on how to respond to suspected hantavirus exposure.