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Health Crisis: WHO says the hantavirus outbreak tied to the MV Hondius cruise ship is still low-risk globally, but the situation remains active: 11 cases reported (8 confirmed, 2 probable, 1 inconclusive) with 3 deaths, and new confirmed cases in France and Spain. Health Capacity Gap: Africa CDC warns most countries can’t quickly confirm hantavirus because they lack the right testing kits—only about a dozen have working confirmation protocols. World Cup Logistics: FIFA World Cup 2026 is ramping up fast—Neymar is named in Brazil’s 26-man squad, and ticket prices in Miami have dropped but still sit in the thousands. US Travel Policy: The US will waive the controversial up-to-$15,000 visa bond for qualified fans with valid tickets (via FIFA PASS), easing costs for visitors from five participating countries. Sports Watch: Spain’s Lamine Yamal is reported set to miss the tournament start due to a hamstring recovery. Public Health Context: Malaria coverage returns to the spotlight as Nigeria faces a “perfect storm” of funding gaps and rising resistance, despite widespread net use.

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Cabo Verde says Andes virus detected in 2 evacuees from hantavirus-hit cruise ship

Cabo Verde says Andes virus detected in 2 evacuees from hantavirus-hit cruise ship

Cabo Verde evacuates 3 suspected hantavirus patients from cruise ship MV Hondius

Cabo Verde evacuates 3 suspected hantavirus patients from cruise ship MV Hondius

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Cabo Verde Airlines launches nonstop flights from T.F. Green International Airport

ECOWAS to deploy about 100 observers for Cabo Verde legislative elections

ECOWAS to deploy about 100 observers for Cabo Verde legislative elections


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