Spain says it has implemented “all measures” to prevent the spread of hantavirus from passengers evacuated from a cruise ship associated with a deadly outbreak. The statements come after additional confirmed infections are reported among evacuees who include French and U.S. nationals. Spain says the public health response is in place to reduce the risk of further transmission linked to the ship and those being moved for care and monitoring. The measures referenced include steps taken after evacuations, aimed at containing any potential spread among people who were on or connected to the cruise vessel. Both outlets report that Spanish authorities make these assurances in response to newly emerging positive test results, and that the situation is connected to an ongoing hantavirus outbreak tied to the cruise ship. The reporting also frames the developments as part of coordination following the detection of cases beyond Spain’s borders, with France and the United States also linked to the evacuee infections.