Global Case Map

Interactive map of hantavirus cases worldwide. Hover over markers to see country-level data. Drag to pan, scroll or use buttons to zoom.

70,210 total tracked cases·3,361 deaths·19 countries

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Country Data

Country	Cases	Deaths	CFR	Notes	Last Updated
China	45,000	1,200	2.7%	Hantaan and Seoul viruses. Primarily in rural agricultural regions.	2025-12-01
Russia	8,000	80	1.0%	Puumala and Hantaan viruses. Highest HFRS burden globally.	2025-11-01
South Korea	3,500	70	2.0%	Hantaan and Seoul viruses. Cases mainly in rural and military settings.	2025-11-15
Germany	3,200	15	0.5%	Puumala virus (PUUV). Causes nephropathia epidemica. High case years correlate with beech mast.	2025-11-20
Brazil	2,100	750	35.7%	Multiple strains including Juquitiba and Araraquara viruses.	2025-12-01
Finland	1,800	8	0.4%	Puumala virus. Cases fluctuate with rodent population cycles.	2025-11-01
Sweden	1,500	5	0.3%	Puumala virus. Northern Sweden primarily affected.	2025-10-15
Argentina	1,200	380	31.7%	Andes virus. Person-to-person transmission documented. Patagonia region most affected.	2025-11-15
Chile	900	290	32.2%	Andes virus. Southern Chile, particularly Aysen and Los Lagos regions.	2025-11-10
United States	850	300	35.3%	Primarily Sin Nombre virus in the Southwest. Cases reported since 1993.	2025-12-01
France	600	3	0.5%	Puumala virus in northeastern France (Ardennes region).	2025-10-01
Belgium	400	2	0.5%	Puumala virus.	2025-09-01
Paraguay	310	95	30.6%	Laguna Negra virus.	2025-10-01
Netherlands	200	1	0.5%	Puumala and Seoul viruses.	2025-07-01
Bolivia	180	60	33.3%	Multiple variants reported in eastern lowlands.	2025-09-15
Japan	150	4	2.7%	Seoul virus. Rare, primarily laboratory-associated cases historically.	2025-08-01
Panama	120	45	37.5%	Choclo virus. Outbreaks in Azuero Peninsula.	2025-10-20
Canada	110	25	22.7%	Sin Nombre virus in western provinces.	2025-11-01
Uruguay	90	28	31.1%	Sporadic cases, primarily in rural areas.	2025-08-01

Case counts are cumulative estimates compiled from public health reports and may differ from official national statistics. CFR = case fatality rate.