Most passengers and crew on the MV Hondius are no longer in quarantine following an outbreak of hantavirus that prompted an international health alert. According to reporting from both outlets, the outbreak is linked to the ship and involves 12 confirmed cases and one additional probable case. Three deaths are attributed to the illness in the reported case tally. The quarantine decision follows the identification of cases connected to the vessel and the subsequent public health response, which included monitoring and containment measures for those who had been on board. The reporting indicates the quarantine ends for “almost all” passengers and crew, meaning that while restrictions are lifted for the majority, some individuals may remain under public health observation depending on health status and local procedures. The combined accounts describe the same case totals, deaths, and ship connection, reflecting a coordinated effort to manage potential exposure while awaiting further medical assessment. The situation remains tied to the ship’s outbreak cluster and the broader international attention it drew.