"Spain has announced that it will receive passengers aboard the hantavirus-stricken MV Hondius "in three or four days." The cruise ship has been moored off the coast of Cape Verde for two days after the hantavirus was detected."
"The World Health Organization has explained that Cape Verde is unable to carry out this operation. The Canary Islands are the closest location with the necessary capabilities."
"Spain has a moral and legal obligation to assist these people, among whom are also several Spanish citizens."
Spain plans to receive passengers from the MV Hondius, which has been moored off Cape Verde after hantavirus detection. Three passengers have died, and others are suspected to be infected. The World Health Organization stated that Cape Verde cannot manage the situation. The Canary Islands are identified as the nearest location with the necessary capabilities. Spain feels a moral and legal obligation to assist the affected individuals, including several Spanish citizens.
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