A traveler in Cuba found 12-15 tiny, fast, grayish bugs on a pillow. The room was slightly damp. They switched pillows and beds, found a few on the other bed.
The bugs are likely mold mites, not lice. Lice don't leave hosts. Mold mites thrive in damp conditions and indicate a moisture problem. They are harmless.
Resource: Mold mite information
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