Australia

Four measles cases confirmed in SA

Four children who visited SA recently have been confirmed to have had measles.

Four confirmed cases of measles have been reported in children visiting South Australia from overseas.

SA Health says one of the children contracted the disease before coming to Australia with three siblings subsequently being infected.

The children are all now interstate but visited a number of regional locations in SA while infectious.

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Published 24 August 2018 5:34pm
Source: AAP

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