World Virus — Hantavirus Could Cause Lockdown 2.0 (MUST WATCH)

Added: 2026-05-14

[00:00:01]Okay, and this hantavirus stuff that's been going on off the past week, certain people has passed away. They've literally wiped out this this cruise ship that is floating. And what people don't understand is like, yeah, there's people on the ship and they're like, oh, basically wiped out the people on the ship, but there's people that left the ship before. But anyway, let's just get an update cuz this is becoming kind of serious and they're thinking like, is this a COVID 2.0? Like, is this going to cause a global lockdown? And listen, one thing about social media, bro, see, once fear is in place, it's going to cause some madness. You get me? But anyway, let's get into this. Let's get into this. Let's get into this. Is the hantavirus going to cause another global pandemic and going to stop us traveling once again, just like it did with COVID?

[00:00:53]Watch this video to find out everything you need to know. If you don't already follow me, hit that follow button now because I share up-to-date travel news, top tips, and personal recommendations on a daily basis. If you've been watching the news recently, you will have seen details of the hantavirus, which has been contracted on a Dutch cruise ship. And this is causing a little bit of panic on whether it's going to affect our holidays in the future. Currently, from the cruise ship of 147 passengers, there have only been eight suspected or confirmed cases of hantavirus so far. So, in the grand scheme of things, >> And you know what's you know what's mad?

[00:01:25]They're saying they have to quarantine for quarantine for 45 days in their room in their yacht. They can't leave for 45 days. Oh my god. The percentage of passengers that have caught this are very low. It has been suspected that this virus was caught before even getting onto the cruise ship. Because, unlike COVID, this isn't something you can catch from somebody coughing or sneezing or something caught across the air. It does need need contact with an infected rodent in order to catch this disease. And while there is And when they're talking about infected rodents, this was a little experiment. Lockdown 3.0. Hantavirus is here. If you're not been seeing the news, then you need to watch this video. Hantavirus is actually originated from rodents and mice. So, if they basically have the virus, when they pee and poo, and if you step on it, it release the particles into the air.

[00:02:16]Humans breathe it in, and then they get the hantavirus. So, the hantavirus actually, in terms of symptoms, is very common to other viruses like COVID. You can get fever, you can get muscle aches, you can get extreme fatigue, you can get nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and in certain circumstances, it can actually affect your heart. You die as a result of it. And unfortunately, that is what has happened to three people who have been on this cruise ship. Another three people are infected, and there's 12 people who have already left the cruise ship all the way around the world, and we don't know whether or not they have the hantavirus or not. One thing about hantavirus is that it is not as easily transmissible as COVID. So, you have to be in prolonged contact with someone for a period of time before they can catch hantavirus. And there is no known It's good though that they're breaking it down, and we have social media, because if there was no social media, you would see what the narrative is, what these newspapers, these outlets would be pushing. Like, but they can't try to manipulate or push any fake narratives.

[00:03:11]treatment at the moment for hantavirus.

[00:03:14]So, the world is now trying to find these people and contain the virus. As you can see, the WHO chief was on the news today, kind of giving COVID vibes here. So, are we headed for lockdown 3.0? If you are, make sure you get your TikTok dances ready. Have a plan for what you're going to do in the lockdown.

[00:03:28]Now, my man is definitely bantering, but get me, I don't I don't think both.

[00:03:34]That's just me personally saying that.

[00:03:35]>> very rare strain that can be caught human to human. It does need physical contact in order for that to spread. And because of how hard it is to spread this disease, experts are saying this won't cause a global pandemic, and therefore, we shouldn't be worrying about flights and holidays not going ahead in the near future and a global lockdown taking place. There's no reason to start panicking and going and bulk buying toilet roll like we all did in 2020.

[00:04:04]>> the toilet roll thing?

[00:04:06]Bro.

[00:04:08]The toilet roll thing was dark. It was dark. But look, this is little update that got posted to Twitter.

[00:04:13]>> Hantavirus update. 20 British passengers have recently arrived at Arrowe Park Hospital in the Wirral. Going to be monitored for the next 48 hours and then they're going to be moved on to self-isolate at home for 45 days. Arrowe Park Hospital have said, "Just use the hospital like you normally would.

[00:04:27]There's a very low risk to the public."

[00:04:29]So, as it stands, the whole 20 passengers have been tested and the tests have come back negative. Entirely asymptomatic, but could still develop symptoms in the next 45 days during the isolation period.

[00:04:41]>> They've still come back negative, but they still have to with my understanding, they have to quarantine for 45 days.

[00:04:49]Bro, that is over My bro, that is over 6 weeks.

[00:04:57]Oh, dark. Idiot. Well, it's looking ever more likely that there isn't going to be a breakout of hantavirus unless it comes out of Arrowe Park Hospital. The US have just received 17 of their passengers.

[00:05:07]That plane has landed in Nebraska. One has tested positive. They'll undergo a medical examination and then they'll be told to self-isolate in the same way we're doing in the UK. A French woman has tested positive for hantavirus, too.

[00:05:19]She developed symptoms while on the repatriation plane. She's been whisked off to hospital under strict isolation conditions. And it's been reported she is in serious condition. Although we've been told that this isn't a serious risk to the public, they are seeing people develop symptoms after leaving the ship and after getting on the plane, so it might not be the end of it. We can just hope that it is. Obviously, they did.

[00:05:42]Their understanding hantavirus as it goes on and And is what actual ITV >> And Jonathan, how can you assess this morning how likely it is that any of them have it?

[00:05:57]Morning, Ranvir. Well, now it is a tense waiting game here on the Wirral because of those 20 British passengers that were transferred from the cruise ship in Tenerife. They are now in the building behind me isolating not knowing whether they are carrying this potentially deadly virus. I should also tell you, Ranvir, as well, there's some nervousness in the community here talking to people in the area that these passengers are now here. But they said this person done a upload that was not right information. This was 22 hours ago. Said that they all tested negative, which wasn't true.

[00:06:35]This might be some something else. And the news is now doing a upload, which you never know with ITV which one's true or not. You can't trust them.

[00:06:44]>> And it's bringing back memories of COVID, of lockdown. Are we really told what's been going on? That's what people are telling me here. The authorities say the risk to the population is low. We now know that the incubation period for this virus is potentially up to eight weeks. So, for now, it is a case for the authorities here to watch and to monitor very, very closely. They're going to be here Oh, they're watching and monitoring up to eight weeks.

[00:07:09]>> [laughter] >> Ahki, that is mental. They're in prison right now. Like solitary confinement.

[00:07:17]Like mental. in self-isolation for another couple of days. Then they get transferred into the community, back into their homes >> Self self-isolation [snorts] as well. Oh.

[00:07:28]where they have to then isolate themselves. But the World Health Organization is saying that they expect there to be more confirmed cases from these passengers around the world within the next few days.

[00:07:40]We know the incubation period for hantavirus and Andes virus is very long.

[00:07:45]That incubation period means that we can see cases again coming up in the next few days, perhaps even next week. And that's why we need to remain vigilant, make sure that at the first signs and symptoms people are being recognized, isolated, and and taken care of.

[00:08:02]Run that we are told that the patients in here or the passengers are all doing well, but of those people that have left the cruise ship in Tenerife, gone back to their countries, we now know the American has a confirmed case, and the latest is a French national has a confirmed case of hantavirus as well, and their condition is said to be deteriorating. So yes, some nervousness in the community, but just imagine Run that how they are feeling in there right now, just sitting, waiting, not knowing what their future holds.

[00:08:30]There.

[00:08:32]Nice, too.

[00:08:34]It's dark. It's true. It's true.

[00:08:36]Everybody keeps saying sink the boat, sink the boat, sink the boat. The boat's not the problem anymore.

[00:08:41]The problem is the 23 people that got off that boat 2 weeks ago. Ooh.

[00:08:45]Yeah, 23 people who live across the globe, mind you, got off that boat and went on about [music] their business, traveling, continuing trips, going to work possibly, who knows?

[00:08:57]Those 23 people carried on with their lives for the last 2 weeks, almost 3 weeks, and did not know [music] that they had came in contact with this virus.

[00:09:06]Those 23 people, including the one man who's from Switzerland, who is now currently hospitalized because he has the virus and took it home to his wife, those 23 people live in Switzerland, France, the UK, the United States of America, Canada, Australia, Taiwan.

[00:09:27]The boat is no longer the problem.

[00:09:29]The spread has begun.

[00:09:32]Now we pray. Mhm. Man said the spread is true.

[00:09:36]And it's like, obviously, people are going to break down what they think that hantavirus is or whatnot and whatnot, but There was a news presser today about how the United States plans to handle the hantavirus outbreak, and we've got a ton of details to talk about. First of all, 18 people were transported back to the United States. 16 of them went to Nebraska, and two of them are at Emory University in Georgia. Now, do you remember that mildly positive case that they were talking about? The mildly positive case is the person that had the positive test. Now, they apparently got tested twice on the ship. One was negative, one was positive. So, the officials said that this was the mildly positive case, and they've got to test him again. Now, this person is actually being held in the biocontainment area at UNMC. The other 15 people are in the quarantine hotel-like rooms. Now, the two people in Georgia at Emory University, one of them is actually the person who has not been tested, but is showing symptoms. Now, this is a couple, that's why there's two people there.

[00:10:43]There was no This is I don't Sometimes you like, they don't give you information of like, what this hantavirus is, but it's like, how did it start?

[00:10:56]How did it start? All of a sudden, like, what's going on in the world, and all of a sudden, this world national news of a virus.

[00:11:04]Is this virus allegedly man-made? Is it not? Do you know what I mean? word as to why those two were placed in Georgia other than the space was limited at UNMC, so they decided to split some of the people up.

[00:11:19]Apparently, there's 13 of these facilities across the United States that helps to house anybody who's carrying life-threatening illnesses. Part I know everybody's dying to hear. When asked about a timeline that they were going to impose, they said over the next few days they would assess the severity of the people that were being held in quarantine. They were not going to test everybody, by the way.

[00:11:43]Just not going to. No answer as to why.

[00:11:46]But they are going to send everybody home.

[00:11:49]Now, if they want to stay the duration of the 42-day incubation period, they can, but they will be allowed to go home.

[00:11:56]>> miracle. You just hearing what's going on in in the UK. The UK are not playing any games. They're not playing any games, but this is a video of the guy that was cough crying on the ship.

[00:12:10]Look, this is Jack.

[00:12:11]>> An update from the quarantine unit in Omaha, Nebraska, and this is what the quarantine unit looks like. Kind of reminds me of like a hotel room or something of that sort. And then he shares this post saying, "Hopping back on for a second to let everyone know I'm okay and feeling well. The flight was smooth and I made it safely to the national quarantine unit in Omaha. It's been a very long few days, but hopefully I can start giving more updates again soon. A special thank you as well to University of Nebraska Medical Center and the city of Omaha for welcoming us and helping ensure we are safe and cared for. Thank you again to everyone who has been supportive throughout all of this.

[00:12:51]It truly means a lot." And then someone says, "Jake, I'm confused on how you all actually got back home from the Canary Islands. Were you on a special flight or was it just a standard commercial flight? Keep your head up and this will blow over soon." He says, "Special flight. Just us and doctors all in special protection gear." So yeah, there's an update on what the units look like and I'll My people, let me know your thoughts in the comments, man.

[00:13:19]This world don't seem to amaze me, man.

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