Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact with ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early

If you hear / see bullshit like "this is xxxx strain and it can be passed between humans" There is only one naturally occurring strain of hantavirus - any other "strain" is 100% lab grown and distributed

Anywhere there are stockpiles of food, there will most likely be mice. Cruise ships? Yea, lots of stockpiled food on board and they hang out where exactly when they're not a sea?
And, what animal is typically found at dockyards? Rats and mice?

Right.

Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early

If you hear / see bullshit like "this is xxxx strain and it can be passed between humans" There is only one naturally occurring strain of hantavirus - any other "strain" is 100% lab grown and distributed

Anywhere there are stockpiles of food, there will most likely be mice. Cruise ships? Yea, lots of stockpiled food on board and they hang out where exactly when they're not a sea?
And, what animal is typically found at dockyards? Rats and mice?

Right.

Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early

If you hear / see bullshit like "this is xxxx strain and it can be passed between humans" There is only one naturally occurring strain of hantavirus - any other "strain" is 100% lab grown and distributed

Anywhere there are stockpiles of food, there will most likely be mice. Cruise ships? Yea, lots of stockpiled food on board and they hang out where exactly when they're not a sea?
Interesting... what animal type is typically found at dockyards? Rats and mice?

Right.

Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early

If you hear / see bullshit like "this is xxxx strain and it can be passed between humans" There is only one naturally occurring strain of hantavirus - any other "strain" is 100% lab grown and distributed

Anywhere were there are stockpiles of food, there will most likely be mice. Cruise ships? Yea, lots of stockpiled food on board and they hang out where exactly when they're not a sea?
Interesting... what animal type is typically found at dockyards? Rats and mice?

Right.

Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early

If you hear / see bullshit like "this is xxxx strain and it can be passed between humans" There is only one naturally occurring strain of hantavirus - any other "strain" is 100% lab grown and distributed

Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early

If you hear / see bullshit like "this is xxxx strain and it can be passed between humans" There is only one naturally occurring strain of hantavirus - any other "strain" is 100% lab grown and distributed

Hantavirus cannot be passed between humans. You can only get it from being in direct contact ( or breathing in the dust from ) infected rat and mice droppings / urine. It can absolutely become a very bad time if not treated early