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N.B. Declares Measles Outbreak in Sussex After Two Cases Found

NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA, JUL 15 – Health officials report local transmission risk after confirming two measles cases in New Brunswick's south-central region, prompting outbreak declaration and increased monitoring.

  • Amid sub-95% measles vaccination rates, New Brunswick health officials declared a measles outbreak in the south-central region after two cases confirmed.
  • Low measles vaccination rates among children prompted the outbreak, as 3,822 measles cases nationwide were reported by July 5, according to Health Canada.
  • Health officials said other potential infections are being investigated, and the first case involved travel from another province between June 22 and June 23.
  • Amid the outbreak, Dr. Kimberley Barker said, `the situation is evolving and there could be more cases, including those staying home`, advising testing for people with measles symptoms.
  • Health officials warn that unprotected individuals could contract measles, as anyone not immune to measles remains at risk; persons with two measles vaccinations or born before 1966 are considered immune.
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CTV News broke the news in Canada on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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