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Measles alert for backpackers
Content 1
Summary
Cases of measles have been diagnosed in backpackers in NSW, Queensland, and Victoria.
Measles is highly infectious.
Other backpackers are at risk of developing measles.
Look out for symptoms.
Call 1300 066 055 for free public health advice
Content 2
File Link:
Measles alert for backpackers
File Size:
415 kb
Type:
Poster
Date of Publication:
15 April 2019
Author:
Communicable Diseases
SHPN:
(HPNSW) 190223
