8. mars 2019
8. mars 2019
Five cases of measles
It has been confirmed that five cases of measles have been diagnosed in Iceland in the past few weeks. This particular individual was in contact with an infected individual on February 15th in Egilsstaðir.
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It has been confirmed that five cases of measles have been diagnosed in Iceland in the past few weeks. This particular individual was in contact with an infected individual on February 15th in Egilsstaðir.
The Chief Epidemiologist of Iceland has given out guidelines regarding vaccination prioritization. Vaccinations will be offered today and this weekend in the East and in the Capital area for these groups of people and further information on location can be found on the web side of the Health care Centre of East Iceland and the Healthcare Centres of the Capital Area
The measles information hotline 1700 is open 24/7.
The Chief Epidemiologist of Iceland