23 hantavirus cruise passengers returned home to ‘all corners,’ including to the U.S. – and one is already sick | 6 May 2026 | At least 23 passengers from the hantavirus-infected cruise ship MV Hondius have already left the boat and returned home, including to the U.S., according to a shocking new report — and one of them has already gotten sick. The travelers did not realize that they had been exposed to the deadly virus — which has a mortality rate of up to 40% — when they left the expedition vessel during its stop at Saint Helena, a tiny island in the South Atlantic, on April 23, according to a passenger who is still aboard the ship. The passengers were only informed of the terrifying virus outbreak days ago, according to the traveler who spoke to El Pais. The disease usually spreads by contact with mouse or rat offal and urine, but the World Health Organization suspects that the Dutch cruise liner carries a rare strain that spreads human-to-human. [“Rare strain” aka likely lab-generated WEF (or Gates)-engendered bioterrorism. Do not comply with this new plandemic.]