"Measles Panic: Chicago Migrant Shelter Residents Awakened for Lockdown"

City officials in Pilsen woke up migrants at a shelter at 1 a.m. to announce a measles outbreak, imposing a 10-day quarantine and locking the doors, causing panic and concern among residents. Those who could prove vaccination were allowed to leave, while others had to stay and be screened for symptoms. The handling of the situation and the shelter's conditions have raised worries among residents and volunteers. The confirmed measles case has prompted city agencies to provide protective equipment and meals for those quarantined, while health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination to prevent the spread of measles.