"Chicago's Measles Outbreak: Evictions and Isolation as Cases Rise to 10"

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Chicago is facing a measles outbreak at its largest migrant shelter, with 10 confirmed cases, 8 of which are from the shelter. Despite the outbreak, the city is moving forward with evictions tied to the 60-day limit on migrant shelter stays, prompting concerns from local aldermen. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are involved in containment efforts, and health officials have vaccinated over 900 people at the shelter. The city's public health commissioner is urging vaccination as a means to stop the spread of measles.
- Chicago moving forward with migrant shelter evictions amid measles outbreak at Pilsen site WGN TV Chicago
- Student at Cooper Dual Language Elementary Academy developed measles on Monday, CPS confirms Chicago Tribune
- Measles outbreak in Chicago: 8 cases at Pilsen migrant shelter include 2 CPS students; families move to hotels for isolation WLS-TV
- Measles in Chicago: Cases rise to 10 as health officials mobilize to contain outbreak FOX 32 Chicago
- Chicago confirms 2 new measles cases, including 1 from outside Pilsen migrant shelter, bringing total to 10 NBC Chicago
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