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More measles cases and exposures confirmed in B.C.

  • On June 27, 2025, Interior Health notified parents about a potential measles exposure at a middle school in Kelowna that took place on June 17.
  • This notification followed confirmation of five measles cases in the Interior Health region, with cases in Kamloops, Salmon Arm, and Nelson.
  • Interior Health recommended vaccination appointments at Central Okanagan Health Centre, advised symptom monitoring until July 8, and urged mask use if medical attention is needed.
  • Measles is highly contagious and airborne, with a rash starting on the face spreading down days after initial symptoms; those born in 1970 or later without two doses should get a booster.
  • The cases highlight risks due to declining vaccine rates, emphasize isolation after rash onset, and prompt a catch-up clinic on July 5 to help control spread in the community.
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Measles exposure at Kelowna airport, middle school

Approximately 35 per-cent of 7 year-old children in Okanagan are un-vaccinated against measles

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Measles exposure at Dr. Knox Middle School, Kelowna airport

Approximately 35 per-cent of 7 year-old children in Okanagan are un-vaccinated against measles

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infotel.ca broke the news in Kelowna, Canada on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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