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Current hantavirus outbreak

What we're seeing right now across CDC, WHO, ECDC, PAHO and reputable news in 12+ languages. Numbers below are signal volume — not confirmed case counts.

Snapshot fresh · 3m ago
18 countries active
492 signals (30 d)
11 languages 20/22 sources healthy

Where the signal volume is concentrated

Top countries by 30-day signal volume across all monitored feeds. Click into a country page for the verbatim signal list, endemic strains and reservoir species.

  1. 01 United States local 31
  2. 02 Germany local 30
  3. 03 France local 30
  4. 04 Russia local 30
  5. 05 Italy local 30
  6. 06 Argentina local 30
  7. 07 Poland local 30
  8. 08 South Korea local 30
  9. 09 Türkiye local 30
  10. 10 Brazil local 30
  11. 11 Greece local 30
  12. 12 Portugal local 29

Map — every monitored country

Maritime alerts

No active maritime route alerts. Hantaflow's "Outbreaks & routes" map layer surfaces operator-curated ship-route alerts whenever a public-health agency or authoritative AIS provider publishes verifiable origin/route/destination data. When a route alert is current — for example, a vessel in transit with a confirmed onboard hantavirus case — it appears as a dashed polyline with departure, stopover, current-position and destination markers.

Notable past clusters

Historical context for the current situation. Each cluster below is sourced to a primary public-health document or peer-reviewed paper.

  • Epuyén Andes virus cluster (2018–2019)

    A 34-case Andes hantavirus cluster in Epuyén, Chubut, Argentina, with documented person-to-person transmission. The largest reported P2P hantavirus cluster.

    Cases: 34 · Deaths: 11
  • Seoul virus pet-rat outbreaks (2017)

    A multi-state Seoul virus outbreak in the United States and Canada traced to home-based rat breeders. Cross-border investigation confirmed in CDC and PHAC reports.

    Cases: 17 · Deaths: 0

What to do with this

  • If you might have been exposed — see /symptoms for the timeline and red flags. Sudden shortness of breath after a flu-like illness in someone who has had recent rodent exposure is an emergency.
  • If you live or travel in an endemic region — see /prevention for the cleanup-and-rodent-proofing guidance most strongly correlated with reduced risk.
  • If you are a clinician or researcher — the JSON feed at /api/signals.json and the source ledger at /sources trace every signal back to its origin.
Methodology in one paragraph

Every 15 minutes, an ingestion worker pulls hantavirus-relevant items from CDC NNDSS (US weekly notifiable diseases), WHO Disease Outbreak News, ECDC, GDELT 2.0, and 17 Google News country/language feeds. Items are deduplicated by canonical URL, ranked by source authority, attributed to a country where the source signals one, and written to a JSON snapshot. The map and feed read this snapshot. Read the full method at /methodology.