New measles case prompts alert for Byron Beachside Markets
Key points
- A new measles case has prompted a health alert for Byron Beachside Markets. The Northern NSW Local Health District warned visitors on 26 September may have been exposed.
- The infected person attended the markets between 9.30am and 12.30pm near Main Beach, Bay Street and Dening Park. Health authorities say the location is no longer a risk, but urge anyone present to monitor for symptoms until 14 October.
- Symptoms include fever, sore eyes, a runny nose, a cough, and a rash appearing three to four days later. NSW has recorded 57 confirmed measles cases this year.
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