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A sixth case of deadly hauntavirus now confirmed and two more suspected with the ship at the

center of the outbreak about to come in.

John Berman here in for Anderson and that is the latest from the World Health Organization,

a new confirmed case.

This weekend at a small Spanish island off the coast of Africa, passengers from the M.V.

Hondias will finally be able to leave the vessel.

They've been on now for weeks for much of that time watching shipmates fall ill, and some of them dying of the virus, which kills about one in three who catch it.

Their ordeal, though, which began almost a month ago when the first of three passengers died, will not be over when they disembark in

Tenerife, likely on Sunday. Hanta virus can linger in the body for weeks before causing symptoms,

which is why more than two dozen people who left the ship on April 24th are already being

monitored for signs of illness right now on four continents, including six states here in the United

States. It's why the 17 remaining American passengers will go straight from the ship this weekend

to a special biocontainment aircraft for a flight to the University of Nebraska Medical Center

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