A confirmed measles case was reported for passengers on Air Canada Flight AC 8881 from Newark to Toronto on July 30th. Those on the flight and at Toronto's Pearson International Airport Terminal 1 that evening may have been exposed. Recent data indicates that measles cases in Ontario have decreased to single digits after an outbreak began in October with over 2,300 cases. Symptoms can develop seven to 21 days post-exposure, and individuals showing signs are advised to consult a doctor before visiting in person.
York Region officials reported a confirmed measles case linked to Air Canada Flight AC 8881 on July 30th, noting potential exposure for passengers and Terminal 1 visitors.
The outbreak has resulted in over 2,300 measles infections in Ontario since October, although recent data shows cases have declined to single digits for the first time in months.
Measles is highly contagious, with symptoms like fever and rash starting seven to 21 days after exposure; infected individuals are advised to contact doctors before visiting.
Health officials urge anyone who flew on the relevant Air Canada flight or was at Terminal 1 that evening to complete a contact survey to monitor potential outbreaks.
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