CHP Reports Three More Measles Cases At Airport
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2019-04-02 HKT 20:48
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The government's Centre for Health Protection on Tuesday said three more airport workers had contracted measles.
It said one of the patients, a 23-year-old male, had received two doses of the measles vaccine. He began to show symptoms last Wednesday and was admitted to hospital.
The two other cases - both males in their twenties - said they had been vaccinated. All three are in a stable condition.
The centre says members of their families so far haven't developed any symptoms but they have been put under medical surveillance as a precaution.
The three new cases brings this year's total to 39. Nearly half of them involve people working at the airport or for airlines.
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