Measles Outbreak Prompts Orange Alert in Santa Cruz, Bolivia Santa Cruz, Bolivia is facing a measles outbreak, with seven confirmed cases reported as of June 10, 2025. Health authorities have declared an orange alert and are urging immediate vaccination of children. The increase in cases, four in the past week alone, has raised concerns about the potential for widespread transmission. "In the last week, four new cases have been confirmed, bringing the total to seven cases of measles in the department of Santa Cruz," stated Jaime Bilbao, director of SEDES, in a news report by Red Uno. The report details the ages and locations of those affected, highlighting the urgency of the situation. The government is working closely with local municipalities and the Ministry of Health to coordinate vaccination efforts and control the spread of the disease. Bilbao emphasized the importance of collaboration, stating, "We are working in coordination with all municipalities and the Ministry of Health because we need everyone's help to continue working on this issue." The situation underscores the importance of vaccination in preventing outbreaks of preventable diseases. The ongoing efforts to increase vaccination rates and control the spread of measles are crucial to safeguarding public health in Santa Cruz.
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