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  1. A Hantavirus outbreak began near the Hantan River in Gangwon, South Korea, with the virus identified from a rat.

UN troops were exposed to a virus isolated near the Hantan River, linking the Hantavirus outbreak to global spread and South American origins.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated May 28
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UN troops were exposed to a virus isolated near the Hantan River, linking the Hantavirus outbreak to global spread and South American origins.

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  1. The Hantavirus outbreak has spread globally, with UN troops exposed and the Andes strain linked to South America.1 source
  2. International bodies evaluate experimental treatments for hantavirus exposure.1 source

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