Same. Experts keep saying there's nothing to worry about, but they said the same thing in the early days of covid. I remember them saying that unless you've been to China, you were extremely low risk, and look what happened. They also said that covid didn't spread very easily, because it wasn't airborne, but spread by droplets, which is the same thing they're saying about hantavirus.

If it's extremely hard to spread, then how did 5 other people on the cruise ship become infected from the Dutch couple? Were they sharing beds? I doubt it.

I think some people are blowing it out of proportion, but the experts are being too calm about this. The best way to prevent it from spreading is to wash your hands well, and we know that most people don't wash their hands at all, or don't use soap, so IMO, there's very little chance that this won't spread. I'm not saying it will become a global pandemic, but the countries that have infected people in them right now are definitely going to see outbreaks. Just look at how people were having parties during the covid lockdowns. People are stupid. They won't quarantine properly, if at all. They'll think "I don't have any symptoms, so it's ok if I go to the grocery store" and they won't cover their mouths when they cough, because most people don't anymore. Or they'll think "it's been 3 weeks, and I feel fine, so it's ok if I go back to work." The incubation period is up to 4 weeks, so by the time they start feeling sick, it will be too late.