446 cases of measles confirmed in 11 regions of Bulgaria
Health authorities in Bulgaria have reported a serious spread of measles in the country. A total of 446 cases of the disease have been registered so far, with the infection affecting 11 different regions.
Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that is easily transmitted through airborne droplets. Experts note that the most effective way to protect against the virus remains immunization. All citizens who are unsure of their vaccination status are urged to consult their general practitioner.
Symptoms of the disease typically include high fever, cough, runny nose, and a characteristic red rash on the body. Doctors advise that if such complaints appear, patients should immediately seek medical attention and avoid contact with other people to limit the spread of the infection.
The Ministry of Health is monitoring the situation closely and taking the necessary anti-epidemic measures. Further information is expected regarding which regions are most severely affected and what steps will be taken to control the situation in schools and kindergartens.