Singapore's measles cases reach six-year high, three vaccinated cases among 40 infections

Singapore is reporting its highest number of measles cases in six years, with forty infections detected so far—three among people who had been vaccinated. Per Channel NewsAsia, experts say the country's overall vaccination coverage is keeping the risk of a major outbreak low, even as measles cases are climbing globally.

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