Six passengers repatriated from the Netherlands after a hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius arrive in Perth by plane and are transferred to a quarantine facility. Multiple outlets report the group is in good condition on arrival, with Australia’s Health Minister Mark Butler stating the passengers are “in good shape” ahead of their arrival. The government arranges the return flight following the outbreak at sea, and the passengers land in Perth after it departs from the Netherlands. Reporting also indicates the passengers begin a three-week quarantine period in Perth, while the crew that assisted in the repatriation is also transferred to a quarantine facility. One report notes that, while tests are negative for the six passengers remaining in quarantine at Bullsbrook, an additional person—a Canadian—tests positive for hantavirus. The sources consistently describe the quarantine as the next step after arrival, with authorities continuing testing and monitoring to determine health status and whether further measures are needed.