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It is Thursday, May 7th, and we have gotten a significant update about that Hanta virus cruise ship.

Remember, we were under the impression that the threat was just to the people on that ship.

Well, the information we're

getting now is that up to 40 people got off that ship and went back to those home countries

of theirs, up to a dozen countries. And yep, one of them is the United States of America.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, different story this morning.

This is huge. This is a massive update that we are just now learning about on Thursday.

And it's been a little interesting because the numbers have even changed for the first time.

Yeah, we're learning 40 passengers left that Haunted virus cruise ship on the island of St. Helena

nearly two weeks after the first patient died.

Say that one more time for the people in the back.

Yes.

Robs, that is significant. Passen passengers went back to at least 12 countries. Two weeks after that 70-year-old man

died of hantavirus on the cruise ship. Among those passengers was his wife. So that was the

only person we heard about, and we only

heard about that yesterday, that she actually flew on a commercial plane from St. Helena to

Johannesburg. She gets off the plane. She collapses in the airport and dies later at the hospital.

She was among the group of people who disembarked.

All right.

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