Wastewater in Deming Tests Positives for Measles, According to Department of Health

Wastewater testing found measles has reached Deming

A sample taken from wastewater in Deming has tested positive for measles, a possible indicator that the virus is active in the area, according to the New Mexico Department of Health.

New Mexico health officials: Measles virus detected in Deming wastewater

While it's not counted as an official case, the wastewater test indicates at least one person in Deming with measles has gone undiagnosed.

Wastewater in Deming tests positives for measles, according to department of health

DEMING, N.M. (KRQE) — Wastewater in Deming has tested positive for measles, according to the New Mexico Department of Health. The sample was taken on June 10. The test does not confirm the timing, location, or number of people infected with measles, but it can indicate that the measles virus is likely in the area. Story continues below New Mexico News Insiders: The Crew Behind Swift Water & Arroyo Rescues Film: These productions were filmed at…

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