Sydney measles alert: woman and baby diagnosed

Health authorities are warning Sydneysiders and passengers who were on a Qantas flight from Bali to be on the lookout for measles symptoms after a woman and baby were diagnosed with the highly contagious condition.The new cases bring the total number of measles diagnoses in NSW to 19 since Christmas.

The woman in her 20s developed a measles rash a few days after arriving from Bali, NSW Health reported.Her flight, Qantas QF44, arrived at Sydney International Airport at 6.30am on Thursday, February 21. While infectious, the woman stayed at the Langham Hotel in Millers Point, visited the Opera House and presented at St Vincent’s Hospital on February 21.Macquarie Shopping Centre, Tuesday, February 26, between 1pm and 2pm; and Saturday March 2 between 9am and 12pm;

Elljay1011 Kaubo Bali and the Philippines.

Kaubo Oh no!!!! We’re all going to die!!!! Stop the scaremongering. It’s just a harmless childhood disease. Or it was ( until they invented a vaccine).

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