Six passengers who returned to Western Australia after being on a cruise affected by hantavirus are cleared to leave quarantine, according to multiple Australian news outlets. The group spends their final night at the Western Australia Centre for National Resilience in Perth, where they have been under strict quarantine conditions. Other reporting also states that the first group of passengers placed into quarantine after the cruise return has now departed the facility, indicating the release process has begun. The outlets do not describe the passengers’ individual health status in detail, but they consistently report that clearance has been granted for the six travellers to leave. One source additionally notes that passengers have shared experiences of how they passed the time while in quarantine. Overall, the reporting aligns on the number of passengers (six), the location (the Centre for National Resilience in Perth), the timing (first releases and final night before departure), and the reason for quarantine (return from a cruise where hantavirus was involved).