Hantavirus in the Netherlands
Outbreaks of hantavirus disease recorded in Netherlands and captured by the World Health Organization's Disease Outbreak News archive (2026). No currently active outbreaks involve this country.
Country context
The Netherlands has a recorded history of one hantavirus outbreak, which occurred in 2026. This outbreak is currently active, with a total of 11 confirmed cases and 2 probable cases reported. Unfortunately, there have been 3 deaths associated with this outbreak. The country's geographic and health system context may contribute to the pattern of outbreaks, but more data is needed to fully understand these factors.
The current hantavirus outbreak in the Netherlands is being closely monitored by authorities. Readers can follow updates on the situation through official channels, such as the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) or the World Health Organization (WHO).
Historical
Past hantavirus outbreak involving Netherlands, grouped by year of first report.
2026
- 12confirmed 3deaths
Looking for the strain-level profile of Netherlands? See circulating strains, endemic status, and clinical reference. Context on the disease itself: complete guide to hantavirus. For all hantavirus outbreaks worldwide, see the full outbreaks archive.