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VisitMonmouth County Resident Tests Positive for Measles, First Case in New Jersey
Oct 12, 2024, 10:27 PM
A measles warning has been issued for parts of the tri-state area after a New Jersey resident tested positive for the disease. State health officials have confirmed that the individual, a Monmouth County resident, contracted measles following an international trip. This marks the first case of measles in New Jersey. Authorities have listed potential exposure locations, including a large gathering, and are urging residents to check for symptoms and seek medical advice if necessary.
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