00:00The cruise ship linked to the Delhi Antivirus departed Kevadi for the Spanish Canary Islands on Wednesday.
00:07The journey is expected to last between three and four days.
00:11The ship, carrying nearly 150 passengers, has been at the centre of global attention
00:16after three patients were reported dead after contracting the virus.
00:21Two patients infected with the virus and the third suspected case were also evacuated from the vessel
00:26and flown to the Netherlands for treatment, according to the World Health Organization.
00:32Of eight recorded cases, five have been confirmed through laboratory testing.
00:37Antivirus typically spread through contact with rodent droppings,
00:41though limited person-to-person transmission can occur.
00:45WHO officials say the risk to the public remains low.
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