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WHO recommends vaccination against measles at least 15 days before travel. [إنترنت]
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of a global outbreak of measles or Bouhamroun, recording an increase in the number of cases recorded in Morocco in 2018 compared to 2015.
The WHO reported 483 reported cases in 2018, up from 17 in 2015, while the number of cases registered in 2000 was above 7,300.
According to data from WHO and UNICEF published in June 2019, 86% of children received the first dose of measles vaccine and 69% of them received the second dose of measles vaccine which means that about 20 million children in 2018 have not received any measles vaccine. Through their routine immunization programs.
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WHO recommends that people be vaccinated against measles at least 15 days before they leave.According to the most recent travel recommendations, all people aged 6 months and older must be protected against measles before to visit a measles-infested area. Vaccination case, consult a health worker.
This article, "The World Health Organization warns against the reappearance of measles in Morocco", is an adaptation of the site (Eye of Libya) and does not reflect in any way the policy of the site or point of view, but the responsibility for the news or its accuracy lies with the source of the original information.
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