KEY DETAILS
Domestic baseline retained in the broader tracker. CDC and WHO now report 0 confirmed US Andes virus cases from the MV Hondius outbreak after the prior inconclusive US result was retested negative; 41 people are monitored.
The US broader tracker row remains at 23 hantavirus cases and 4 deaths, reflecting domestic Sin Nombre virus activity. For the MV Hondius Andes virus outbreak specifically, CDC and WHO now report zero confirmed US cases after the previous inconclusive result was reclassified as negative following repeat testing. CDC reports exposed people in the United States remain under monitoring, and it continues to emphasize that the risk to the general public is extremely low.
Domestic baseline retained in the broader tracker. CDC and WHO now report 0 confirmed US Andes virus cases from the MV Hondius outbreak after the prior inconclusive US result was retested negative; 41 people are monitored.
CDC May 15 transcript + WHO May 15 briefing
WHO and CDC now classify the prior inconclusive US cruise-linked record as negative. CDC reports no confirmed Andes virus cases in the United States from the MV Hondius outbreak while exposed travelers continue their 42-day monitoring periods.
The broader tracker keeps the United States domestic Sin Nombre virus baseline separate from the cruise cluster. CDC notes routine seasonal hantavirus reports in the United States should not be conflated with the MV Hondius Andes virus event.