A child in Chisinau has been diagnosed with measles despite having received the first dose of vaccine. The authorities are monitoring the epidemiological situation.
Călin Nicolescu
Republic of Moldova
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A case of measles has been reported in a child vaccinated with the first dose in Chisinau, but the patient is out of danger. The authorities stress the importance of completing the vaccination cycle for stable immunity, as the risk of infection does not disappear completely. The infectious disease situation is problematic, with a 20% increase in reported cases, especially in children. COVID-19 cases are also continuing to be reported, but are not alarming. Authorities advise parents to monitor children's health to prevent the spread of infections.
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