A Canadian who sailed on the cruise ship MV Hondius, which was hit by a hantavirus outbreak in April, has tested positive for the disease, officials in the province of British Columbia say. The individual, one of four people isolating on Vancouver Island after leaving the ship, had developed mild symptoms. The province's senior health officer stated that the four had not had any contact with the public since arriving in Canada. This case brings the total number of infections to 11, all among cruise passengers. Three people who traveled on the ship have died, with two confirmed to have had the virus. British Columbia health officer Bonnie Henry confirmed that the individual's test result was a presumptive positive, pending validation by a national microbiology lab. She reassured the public that hantavirus is not considered to have pandemic potential, emphasizing it is different from other respiratory viruses. The cruise ship, which departed from Argentina on April 1, docked in Tenerife, Spain, recently, allowing passengers to leave and isolate. The remaining staff aboard the ship are expected to disembark soon, with no symptomatic individuals reported among them.