Those on board a bus headed out of Dublin Airport over the weekend have been urged to keep an eye out for symptoms
The HSE has issued an urgent measles alert after a case was confirmed on a bus that had travelled out of Dublin Airport over the weekend.
Anyone who may be immunocompromised, pregnant, or are the guardians of those under the age of 12 months old has been urged to contact their GP or hospital clinician.READ MORE: Vhi announces second price increase in 2024 across its health insurance plans Alongside this, they have been told to look out for sneezing and coughing, sore red eyes, a temperature of 38C or above and a rash, which usually appears on the head and neck first and spreads to the rest of the body.
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