New York Governor Hochul has declared a measles disaster emergency after a recent surge in cases, primarily affecting rural areas of the state. Health officials are warning of the highly contagious virus’s rapid spread, which poses significant risks to unvaccinated communities. The declaration allows for increased resources and public health measures to combat the outbreak. Authorities are urging residents to check vaccination statuses and take precautions to prevent further transmission.
Gov. Hochul declares measles disaster emergency as cases rise in rural New York FOX 5 New York
