Health officials said the second measles were confirmed in Virginia on Friday.
Health officials said the second measles were confirmed in Virginia on Friday.
The Virginia Ministry of Health said that it was a teenager from the northwestern region of traveling outside the United States.
The health authorities have announced the next location and time for teenagers to expose others.
- Charlotte Tsville Albe Mari Airport between 2:15 pm and 5:30 pm on Tuesday.
- On Tuesday 2:40 pm and 5 pm, play the Sports Store again at Charlotte Tsville’s 1885 Seminole Trail.
- 440 Gander Drive’s Goodwill Store and Donation Center in Charlotte Zubille between 3:10 pm and 5:30 pm on Tuesday.
- 2335 Seminole Lane’s UVA HEALTH 1st Riverside Clinic, Charlotte Tsville’s Suite 200, Thursday 2 pm until 7:10 pm.
- 1215 Lee Street’s UVA Health University Medical Center emergency room.
In April, the first measles was reported in Virginia, and children under 4 years old exposed others in the clinic of Frederick Sug and Wood Bridge.
that Virginia Health Department “Measles are highly contagious diseases that can be easily spread through air when infected people breathe, cough or sneeze.”
If you have measles, you should immediately contact the medical service provider.
For more information on how to protect yourself from this disease, State Health Bureau website.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there were 1,046 measles cases from Friday last week.
Texas, who had the biggest outbreak in the United States in late winter and spring, only checked 10 people. There are more cases in 728 cases last week.
There are three other things Major In North America. One in Ontario, Canada 1,795 cases From mid -October to May 20, the increase of 173 cases increased. The other of Alberta, Canada, was sick. 538 as of Thursday. and Chihuahua Mexico According to the data from the Ministry of Health, there were 1,578 measles and three deaths as of Friday.
The Associated Press has contributed to this report.
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