HSE confirms measles outbreak in north Dublin
Image: Shutterstock/TinnaPong Image: Shutterstock/TinnaPong AN OUTBREAK OF measles has been confirmed in north Dublin, the HSE has said.The HSE has advised people who think they have the condition to stay at home and to contact their general practitioner for advice.
“These cases haven’t happened overnight. Just as the serious outbreaks we are seeing today took hold in 2018, lack of action today will have disastrous consequences for children tomorrow.” There are ongoing outbreaks of measles in multiple countries in Europe and worldwide. Most of the cases in the EU in 2018 were reported from Romania, France, Greece and Italy.
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