“…Interestingly, the French strain (CNRMA15-337; SRR10723348 ) was from a patient on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean and who had travel history to India ( 6 , 34 ). Similarly, of the two strains from Canada that showed close relationships to three fruit strains (VPCI/F1/A/2020, VPCI/F5/A/2020, and VPCI/F6/E/2020), one (strain CNISP2, i.e., SRR10554762 ) was from a patient who was previously hospitalized in India ( 35 ), while no demographic information is available for the other strain, B13464 (i.e., SRR10461158 ) ( 6 ). Together, these results suggest that stored apples could be a source of transmission of C. auris in health care settings.…”