11-month-old girl is first measles case in a preschool in Singapore since measures stepped up


The 11-month old girl attends a preschool in Singapore and was not yet due for the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccination. - Photo: AFP

SINGAPORE: An 11-month-old girl attending preschool is the latest reported case of measles in the country, the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) said.

This is the fifth measles case involving an infant below 12 months of age in 2026, and the first case involving a child attending preschool since CDA stepped up measures to better contain and manage measles infection.

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