Turkey's Health Ministry announced the evacuation of three Turkish nationals from an international cruise ship where confirmed cases of hantavirus have been identified.
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Turkey's Health Ministry announced yesterday that three Turkish citizens would be evacuated today from an international cruise ship carrying confirmed cases of hantavirus.
The ministry clarified that the three citizens aboard the vessel are currently showing no symptoms or signs of illness, but are undergoing intensive health monitoring.
Upon arrival in Turkey, the three citizens will be placed under mandatory quarantine as a precautionary measure.
Hantavirus is a dangerous respiratory virus transmitted from rodents, and has raised international health concerns in recent weeks.
Turkey is repatriating three citizens from an international cruise ship where Hantavirus cases were detected tomorrow, but the ministry confirmed that the citizens are currently showing no symptoms.
If you are planning a cruise trip soon, you should monitor health safety reports for ships, particularly regarding Hantavirus, which is transmitted through rodents in enclosed environments. Additional preventive measures may be implemented on international tourist cruises as a result of escalating international health concerns over the emergence of the virus on ships.

Mehmet Yılmaz