Measles Update: New exposure site reported in southern Manitoba

Manitoba public health reported one new measles exposure site in southern Manitoba and asked people present at the specified time to monitor for symptoms and check their immunization records; the province will update case counts weekly on its measles webpage.

Public health officials with Manitoba Health, Seniors and Long-Term Care reported one new measles exposure site in southern Manitoba and notified the public of the specific date and time for that exposure. Officials asked anyone who was at that location during the specified time to monitor for symptoms until the identified date and to check their immunization records. The release includes a note for people born in 1970 or later who have never received a measles vaccine and have never had measles. The province said it will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as needed. Current details: - One new measles exposure site reported in southern Manitoba by provincial public health officials. - Individuals present at the specified date and time were asked to monitor for symptoms and check their immunization records. - Officials highlighted guidance for people born in 1970 or later who have no record of measles vaccination or prior infection. - Further information and contact options are available on the Manitoba health measles webpage and via Health Links-Info Santé phone lines. Summary: Public health is monitoring this exposure and has issued public information and resources. Undetermined at this time; the province will update the number of measles cases weekly on the measles webpage each Friday.