Hantavirus transmission
Hantavirus transmission: rodents, dust and reported data
How official sources explain transmission and why map points show regional reporting status, not individual infection locations.
Data status: 14.06.2026, 15:57
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Reported cases DE
107
RKI reporting status
Data status
14.06.2026
Germany view
Sources
10
Live data package
Transmission context
In Germany, official sources highlight contact with excretions from infected rodents. Contaminated dust can be relevant when cleaning or working in affected areas. Hanta-Map keeps this separate from individual risk assessment.
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Frequently asked questions
How is Hantavirus transmitted?
Official sources describe contact with excretions from infected rodents as relevant, especially contaminated dust that may be stirred up and inhaled.
Does Hanta-Map show exact infection locations?
No. It shows broad regional reporting status, not individual infection locations.
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