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Romania leads with Ukraine, then Serbia
Mortality from measles epidemics in Europe increased to 72 in 2018.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said that the increase had been twice as high as the previous year, due to lower vaccination rates among some marginalized groups.
The WHO Regional Office for Europe reported that 82,596 cases had been registered last year, three times more than the previous year, indicating that missing children and women pregnant are the most vulnerable to the disease.
Romania, with 22 cases, followed by Ukraine with 15 cases and Serbia with 14 cases.
Deaths from measles in Europe increased to 72
Saudi Press Agency (SPA)
previously
2019-02-08
Mortality from measles epidemics in Europe increased to 72 in 2018.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said that the increase had been twice as high as the previous year, due to lower vaccination rates among some marginalized groups.
The WHO Regional Office for Europe reported that 82,596 cases had been registered last year, three times more than the previous year, indicating that missing children and women pregnant are the most vulnerable to the disease.
Romania, with 22 cases, followed by Ukraine with 15 cases and Serbia with 14 cases.
February 8, 2019 – 3 Jumada al-Akhirah 1440
1:08 p.m.
Romania leads with Ukraine, then Serbia
Mortality from measles epidemics in Europe increased to 72 in 2018.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said that the increase had been twice as high as the previous year, due to lower vaccination rates among some marginalized groups.
The WHO Regional Office for Europe reported that 82,596 cases had been registered last year, three times more than the previous year, indicating that missing children and women pregnant are the most vulnerable to the disease.
Romania, with 22 cases, followed by Ukraine with 15 cases and Serbia with 14 cases.
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