Measles Outbreak Triggers Public Health Alert for Bus Passengers

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A man from Co Westmeath, Ireland, died after contracting measles following a trip to the UK, prompting a search for individuals he may have come into contact with, including bus passengers. Medical authorities are on high alert after suspected measles cases emerged in several counties, particularly among children. Tánaiste Micheál Martin called for a measles vaccine campaign, expressing concern over falling vaccination rates. The HSE urged anyone with symptoms to contact their GP and listed signs of measles, emphasizing the importance of vaccination and early detection.
- Hunt under way for passengers who travelled on same bus as Westmeath man who died after contracting measles Irish Independent
- Ireland measles: Adult dies in hospital after contracting disease BBC.com
- Public health alert issued to bus passengers and restaurant-goers after measles death The Irish Times
- Adult with confirmed case of measles dies, HSE says RTE.ie
- Gravitas | Measles: Forgotten epidemic rages through Europe WION
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