The World Health Organization (WHO) says more hantavirus cases are likely as health authorities continue investigations and contact tracing. In updates reported by multiple outlets, WHO states it expects the outbreak to remain “limited,” contingent on the implementation of public health measures and continued coordination among countries. The assessments emphasize that ongoing efforts to identify and monitor contacts are central to controlling spread. While WHO acknowledges that additional cases may be detected, it frames the situation as still containable rather than expanding uncontrollably. Both reports highlight WHO’s focus on preparedness and response measures, including strengthening surveillance and contact tracing, to reduce transmission. The message is that outcomes depend on the speed and effectiveness of public health action, along with sustained cross-border support and collaboration. Overall, WHO’s position is that the outbreak’s size can be constrained if recommended interventions are carried out consistently.