Doctors warn Moldovans travelling to Romania about danger of infection with measles virus
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Doctors warn about danger of infection with measles, a highly contagious disease that is raging in Romania. 15 children have died so far in the neighboring country, and more than 2,300 are sick.
Experts say that there is a risk that the infection will spread in our country.
No case of measles has been registered so far in Moldova.
An effective method of preventing the disease is childhood immunization. Currently, 90 percent of children under one year are vaccinated.
According to the National Center for Public Health, the last case of measles in the Republic of Moldova was registered in 2014.
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