Toronto Public Health has issued a warning about possible measles exposure at Fantasy Fair amusement park on March 30. A confirmed case involved a visitor, leading health officials to recommend that those who visited during that time check their vaccination records and monitor symptoms until April 20. The article highlights the importance of vaccination, urging those born in 1970 or later to confirm their two doses, while older individuals may need an MMR vaccine if unsure of immunity. The province has reported an increase in measles cases, underscoring the ongoing outbreak threat.
Toronto Public Health has confirmed that exposure to measles occurred on March 30 at Fantasy Fair and urges the public to check vaccination records.
Residents should monitor for symptoms like high fever and red blotchy rash until April 20, following potential exposure at a Toronto amusement park.
Public Health Ontario reported 89 new measles cases in a week, totaling 661 cases since the beginning of the outbreak, prompting vaccination reminders.
People born before 1970 should consider vaccination with the MMR vaccine if they're uncertain about their immunity to measles.
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