Manitoba measles outbreak expands amid separate case clusters

Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 2:21 pm

Health officials in Manitoba are tracking a concerning rise in measles cases, with reports confirming new cases that appear unconnected to earlier outbreaks. Authorities are urging vigilance and highlighting the need for immunization to prevent further spread among vulnerable populations.

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thestar.com / Some new Manitoba measles cases not connected to other known ones, officials say

WINNIPEG - The number of measles cases in Manitoba has jumped to 20, and health officials say some of the recent cases had no contact with previous ones.

winnipegfreepress.com / Measles cases on the rise in Manitoba


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