A Spanish national evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship has tested positive for hantavirus while in quarantine at a military hospital in Madrid, according to Spain's Health Ministry. This case is the second confirmed among the 14 Spanish nationals evacuated to Tenerife from the cruise ship, which had reported a cluster of severe respiratory illnesses to the World Health Organization on May 2. The infected passenger was isolated at Gómez Ulla Hospital, and health officials stated that the detection of the case in quarantine does not alter the risk to the general population. The hantavirus outbreak, primarily spread by rodents, has infected 12 individuals, resulting in three deaths, including a Dutch couple and a German national. Additionally, the Public Health Agency of Canada confirmed a positive hantavirus case in a Canadian passenger isolating in British Columbia, while another individual who traveled with them tested negative. Monitoring continues for other low-risk contacts from flights associated with the outbreak, with no symptoms reported among them.