US EditionMeasles in Jalisco: Possible Second Case Investigated in Less than 5 Years of Alteño Municipality
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Guadalajara, Jalisco. Health Secretary Héctor Raúl Pérez Gómez confirms, another case of measles in the group of Arandas Dayleros is about a 16-year-old teenager who was also not vaccinated: "Because we are coming in a few minutes to the municipality of Arandas because we will be meeting with the municipal president, with the municipal health services, with the health region and we also want to meet with the employers of the day laborers.
Jalisco is investigating a possible second case of measles, involving a child under 5 years of age in the municipality of Arandas. The State Health Secretariat noted that it could be an imported case, since the patient is part of a family of day laborers who arrived in Jalisco after having been in Michoacán. An epidemiological fence has been established around the case, and measles, rubella and mumps vaccination brigades are being moved to the a…
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