A Dutch-flagged cruise ship, is anchored off the coast of Cape Verde after local authorities denied it permission to dock, citing public health concerns linked to suspected hantavirus cases on board. The MV Hondius left Argentina on April 1 carrying almost 150 passengers and | Collector

A Dutch-flagged cruise ship, is anchored off the coast of Cape Verde after local authorities denied it permission to dock, citing public health concerns linked to suspected hantavirus cases on board.

The MV Hondius left Argentina on April 1 carrying almost 150 passengers and

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A Dutch-flagged cruise ship, is anchored off the coast of Cape Verde after local authorities denied it permission to dock, citing public health concerns linked to suspected hantavirus cases on board. The MV Hondius left Argentina on April 1 carrying almost 150 passengers and

A Dutch-flagged cruise ship, is anchored off the coast of Cape Verde after local authorities denied it permission to dock, citing public health concerns linked to suspected hantavirus cases on board. The MV Hondius left Argentina on April 1 carrying almost 150 passengers and

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