The rare virus, who killed Hackman’s wife again, claims the lives of three people in Pastoral West Coast Town

Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa killed Nadir Hantavirus, California’da demanded the lives of three more people.

All of the victims came from San Francisco, where the authorities said they had been shot by Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) from the town of Lakes of Mammut.

Mono district where the deaths occurred. Tom Boo described events approaching each other as ‘tragic and worrying’.

Health official, the deceased individuals rarely the deadly virus is not yet understood where contracted, he said.

HPS is so rarely in the US, only one or two people die each year, and in the last thirty years there are only about 1,000 cases between farmers, hikers and campers and homeless population.

The deaths come weeks after Arakawa’s 95 -year -old Hackman and 65 -year -old Arakawa was found dead in New Mexico homes on February 26th and he was dead after he lived HPS and left Hackman to die days later.

At a press conference after his bodies were discovered, medical researchers said that Arakawa was infected with Hantavirus, which caused a fatal fluid in his lungs.

The virus typically spreads through inhalation of the particles in the air containing virus in the urine, feces or saliva of infected rodents.

Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa (depicted here with hackman in 1993) Nadir Radirgen Disease died of Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome

After Arakawa passed away, Hackman, who suffered from Alzheimer, died of cardiovascular disease days later.

Arakawa was found in the bathroom of the couple’s house, and the scene left behind, told a terrible story about how quickly he fell after HPS was shot.

A gap with thyroid drug pills scattered around him was found while lying on the ground with his head.

Hackman may have wandered around a 9,000 square meter house, which was lost for seven days, confused for seven days-to feed him and look at him or look at his three valuable dogs without his other partner.

For himself and his wife’s body in the bathroom, already ‘very weak health’ hackman went without food.

A autopsy showed that his stomach was empty during his death.

Hackman was found dead with a cane and sunglasses in a room just outside the kitchen after a visible drop – implied that he might have left the house before his weak heart came.

Pacemaker’s last recorded event was on February 18 – but the help would not come after a week.

The picture above has the house of Hackman and Betsy Arakawa. Dailymail.com, although there is no mouse stool in the main house, two small buildings in the garage and facility

The couple, who died in February in a few days, was found near one of the German Shephard dogs in his café.

When the mummified bodies of Hackman and Arakawa were discovered by two nursing workers on February 26, dogs were loosely discovered.

Dailymail.com, although there is no rodent activity in the main house, the couple’s garage and outer rodent stools understands.

Experts, this website can get HPS from Arakawa’s cleaning of these areas, he said. Authorities, based on the images of the surveillance, Arakawa’nın death in the days of the death, he added.

Hackman and Arakawa’s dog was found dead at home. Authorities, although the dogs can capture the virus, although the animals do not show symptoms and the virus to people say there are no registered cases.

It is not known that Hantavirus has spread from person to person, and health officials confirmed that Hacman was negative for the virus and died for natural reasons, including Alzheimer’s disease.

HPS is transmitted from rodent saliva, urine or feces from inhale virus particles. It can also spread through rodent bites.

Deer mice in the US are the most common carriers.

The Hantavirus species in the southwest spreads by the deer mouse, commonly found in New Mexico.

Symptoms typically occur within one to eight weeks after being exposed to infected rodents.

HPS is usually a rare disease spread by rodents through saliva, urine, feces or bites. In the USA, the most widely spread by the deer mouse, which is depicted here

Signs include fatigue, fever, muscle pain, headache, dizziness, tremor and abdominal or digestive problems.

Four to 10 days after early symptoms, patients may experience shortness of breath, breast tension and fluid in the lungs.

HPS is thought to kill 30 to 40 percent of patients and there is no specific treatment for the virus.

Patients are given supportive treatments such as rest, hydration and breathing support.

The CDC estimates that HPS affects only 40 to 50 Americans a year and only 864 cases are defined between 1993 and 2022, the latest data.

New Mexico, where Hackman and Arakawa live, have 129 HANTAVİRUS cases, including seven in 2023 since 1993, and the latest year data.