The Health Service Executive has issued an alert warning families that they may have been exposed to measles at a children's play centre in Dublin.
The Health Service Executive has issued an alert warning families that they may have been exposed to measles at a children's play centre in Dublin .
In a statement, the department and HSE said they are not asking children or their parents/guardians to avoid attending the facility and that it is not under any restrictions. "While there is always a risk of catching an infectious disease while in any congregated setting, we are not asking anyone to avoid this play centre," she said.
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