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Bangladeshi doctors brace for surge in deadly measles outbreak after Eid travel
DHAKA: Bangladesh’s deadliest outbreak of measles does not appear to be slowing despite nationwide vaccination efforts, doctors say, as they fear a new surge in infections following increased transmission during Eid Al-Adha homecoming. Since the 1990s, Bangladesh’s vaccination campaigns have been able to contain the highly contagious airborne disease, which is especially dangerous for children under the age of five. But immunization was disrupted amid political turmoil in 2024, after student-led protests ousted the previous administration.
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arabnews.com
Bangladeshi doctors brace for surge in deadly measles outbreak after Eid travel
DHAKA: Bangladesh’s deadliest outbreak of measles does not appear to be slowing despite nationwide vaccination efforts, doctors say, as they fear a new surge in infections…
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Bangladesh faces further measles risk due to lack of vaccinations, travel
Nearly 600 people have died from the disease, with over 60,000 suspected cases in the country since mid-March.
