Cochabamba Health Officials Debunk Measles False Alarm

COCHABAMBA, Bolivia – Health authorities in Cochabamba have officially debunked rumors of a confirmed measles case involving a preschool-aged child, declaring the widely circulated reports a false alarm. Earlier today, concerns arose after versions of a positive test result for a young child began circulating, prompting public anxiety. However, officials from the Departmental Health Service (SEDES) have since clarified the situation. The director of SEDES, speaking to reporters, reiterated that "there is no confirmed measles case in Cochabamba." She emphasized that while initial reports caused concern, thorough analysis has led to the definitive dismissal of the alleged case. The health department continues to monitor the situation closely and urges the public to rely on official sources for health information. Vaccination campaigns remain a crucial measure to protect the community against highly contagious diseases like measles.

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