Chronological outbreak milestones grounded in official public-health publications. Use this hub to separate dated outbreak reporting from evergreen prevention, symptom, and transmission guidance.
Milestones preserve publication dates and source links so readers can understand what was known at a specific point in an investigation.
Country and travel timelines group events by geography, exposure setting, and public-health response instead of repeating a thin summary across many pages.
WHO reported the first known illness in the cruise-linked cluster began with fever, headache, and gastrointestinal symptoms.
CDC's Andes virus page gives readers a current baseline for symptom timing, exposure routes, and rare close-contact transmission.
WHO's current Disease Outbreak News snapshot references 11 cases, including three deaths, while investigation and contact follow-up continue.
WHO's rapid risk assessment became the primary source for current global framing of the Andes virus outbreak linked to MV Hondius.
ECDC's outbreak page provides current European risk framing, case classification context, and guidance links for public-health follow-up.