Montreal health officials warn of measles exposure at airport and hospital
A child with measles visited Montreal's airport and a hospital, prompting public health officials to ask people nearby to check their vaccination status.
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What happened
Montreal public health reported a new measles case at the city's Trudeau airport and at the Ste-Justine hospital at the end of last week. People who were near the infected child were told to verify that they are vaccinated.
Why it matters
Anyone who was in the vicinity of the child could have been exposed to the virus. Officials are asking them to confirm their vaccination status.
Coverage
- Possible measles exposure at Trudeau aiport, Ste-Justine hospital, Montreal public health warns (montrealgazette.com)
- Public health reports new measles case at Montreal airport and a hospital (CTV News)
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