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Hey there, folks. It is Monday, May 4th. And the same rare virus that killed actor Gene Hackman's wife is now suspected in an outbreak on a cruise ship that has killed at least three people so far.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Robs, I have not heard Hanta virus since Gene Hackman and his wife died.

And that was the first time I had ever heard of Hanta virus.

And it is a rare virus. And it's even rarer. Apparently, there is only

one strain known in the world to actually spread from human to human, and right now, that is what

the World Health Organization believes, is happening to a cruise ship that is now stranded out in a very remote part of the world,

waiting for coordination and help to get at least two urgently ill crew members off that ship

and eventually somehow evacuate the 170 passengers.

Let's start with our numbers.

Let me make sure I have these numbers right. We'll go through because some of these deaths were not just on the cruise ship, we'll

explain, but three dead, right? Yes. Okay, three sick. Yes. Now, where are those three that are

sick? One of them is a British national who is in a private hospital in Johannesburg. He is fighting for his life.

He is in intensive care. The other two who are urgently ill and need and require evacuation

are on board the ship right now. One of the dead bodies is on board the ship right now. And two, one of the patients died in the

hospital after collapsing in the airport and the other one died at port once he disembarked,

but he got sick on board. Those were the two. That's the elderly couple, right? Yeah, that was a

tough one to hear. It's sad because what happened was the 70-year-old man

died once they were in port. She then, his wife, who's 69 years old, is arranging her plane

ticket to head back home to meet his body back in the Netherlands where they live. She collapses

at the airport, is rushed to the hospital and dies shortly after the hospital. So yes,

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