Ship Linked To Deadly Virus Outbreak Returns To Canada
Teams are tracking 30 individuals who disembarked a ship on St. Helena two weeks ago, including seven Americans, due to concerns about a deadly virus. The virus has a 30-40% mortality rate but is not novel and spreads less efficiently than COVID-19, making a large global outbreak unlikely. Travelers on a ship are being referred to their rooms even without symptoms, with concern raised over those who left before a first case was confirmed. Thirty people from Saint Helena Island traveled to 12 different countries after the ship was exposed in mid-April. Approximately 200 island residents reportedly did not interact with these departing travelers. Passengers from a ship associated with a deadly hand-to-virus outbreak have disembarked, and the vessel is now en route back to Canada.
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“Teams are tracking 30 people who got off the boat two weeks ago on St. Helena from a dozen countries, including seven Americans. This is obviously a deadly virus, 30, 40% mortality rate.”
“يثير القلق المسافرون الذين يغادرون السفينة قبل أن يتم تأكيد الحالة الأولى. يُعرف أن 30 شخصًا من جزيرة سان هيلينا ذهبوا إلى 12 دولة مختلفة.”
“about the center of a deadly hand-to-virus outbreak have disembarked and are back on route to Canada. Oceanwide expeditions, the ship's owner says there were 4 Canadians among the roughly 100...”
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