Measles Cases Confirmed in Chilliwack Residents by B.C. Health Authorities
Three Chilliwack residents have been confirmed to have measles infections acquired locally, with no reported travel history. Fraser Health is investigating the source of infection, emphasizing the importance of vaccination. Other cases have been reported in Kamloops and Wonowon. Health authorities have identified locations where the public may have been exposed to measles, highlighting the risks and symptoms of the disease.
British Columbia's Fraser Health authority has confirmed measles infections in three Chilliwack residents acquired locally. The cases involve unvaccinated individuals with no travel history. Investigations are ongoing to determine the source of infection.
Interior Health also reported a measles case in Kamloops, while Northern Health identified multiple cases in Wonowon. Health authorities have listed locations in Chilliwack and Kamloops where the public may have been exposed to measles.
Measles is highly contagious, transmitted through the air. Symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and a rash. Complications can be severe, including pneumonia and brain swelling.
According to the source: Burnaby Now.
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