Reported figures

Cases and stats

Numbers reflect the most recent figure published by the responsible public-health agency (CDC, WHO, ECDC, or the relevant national authority). Each row below is a dated snapshot — we do not erase history when figures are revised.

Confirmed cases
6
+ 1 vs. previous
Suspected
2
-1 vs. previous
Under observation
147
+ 6 vs. previous
Recovered
0
Deaths
3

WHO (May 8, via Reuters and other wire reporting): six laboratory-confirmed cases linked to the cruise, with the publicly reported outbreak total still framed around eight cases under active investigation (two remaining suspected vs. the May 7 split of five confirmed / three suspected). Three deaths. By May 9 the vessel was in the Granadilla, Tenerife operational window for at-sea medical assessment and controlled repatriation without public contact ashore (Spanish briefing; ABC News live updates May 8).

Who is on board

88 passengers from 18 countries and 61 crew from 9 countries — 23 nationalities in all. Snapshot as of .

Passengers · 88

  1. United Kingdom 19
  2. United States 17
  3. Spain 13
  4. Netherlands 8
  5. Germany 7
  6. France 5
  7. Canada 4
  8. Australia 4
  9. Türkiye 3
  10. Belgium 2
  11. Ireland 2
  12. Greece 1
  13. Japan 1
  14. New Zealand 1
  15. Argentina 1
  16. Poland 1
  17. Russia 1
  18. Guatemala 1

Crew · 61

  1. Philippines 38
  2. Ukraine 5
  3. Netherlands 5
  4. United Kingdom 4
  5. Spain 1
  6. Germany 1
  7. India 1
  8. Portugal 1
  9. Montenegro 1

Source: Oceanwide Expeditions press release, via NDTV / RFI roll-up.

History

As of Confirmed Suspected Observation Recovered Deaths
6 2 147 0 3
5 3 141 0 3
5 3 141 0 3
3 5 143 0 3
2 5 144 0 3
1 1 147 0 1