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Flight attendant possibly infected with hantavirus in Amsterdam UMC: No reason for panic

Flight attendant possibly infected with hantavirus in Amsterdam UMC: No reason for panic

A KLM flight attendant has been admitted to the Amsterdam UMC in isolation after showing symptoms of the hantavirus, following contact with an infected passenger from the cruise ship Hondius. Medical experts emphasize there is no cause for panic, noting that this specific variant is significantly less contagious than viruses like COVID-19.

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