Hantavirus
They have all of the current sufferers and patients who (potentially) have Hantavirus in one place (on the ship) - so why are they releasing them to potentially transmit the virus worldwide ? They should be quarantined ON THE SHIP !
This could all go very wrong……. remember Covid from 6 years ago ? The world appears to have forgotten it already……I just hope that in 3 months time we are not saying "Remember what Wibbles said ?"
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Not joking - it does make sense what I am saying.
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I would imagine the experts have got this covered, tbh.
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I understand the concern, especially after what we all experienced during Covid. However, keeping everyone on the ship may not be the safest option if patients need urgent medical care. The important thing is to isolate confirmed or suspected cases, quarantine high risk contacts, and monitor everyone exposed before allowing them to travel freely. Public health authorities need to balance patient safety with preventing further transmission.
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