International health authorities are managing a global repatriation mission for passengers of the MV Hondius following an Andes hantavirus outbreak that killed three people.Several nations have enforced a 42-day quarantine for returnees to mitigate the risk of person-to-person transmission identified during the cruise.The World Health Organization continues to oversee containment efforts as the ship returns to the Netherlands with remaining crew members.Medical teams and government officials are coordinating complex logistics to ensure all exposed individuals remain under strict monitoring.