Health authorities in Western Australia have issued an alert following the identification of four new measles cases, raising the total exposure sites in the state to five. This comes amid a surge in measles cases in New South Wales and Victoria, where there are currently 72 and 45 exposure sites, respectively. Symptoms include fever, respiratory issues, and a rash, with health officials urging travelers to consult with doctors about vaccinations. Vaccination rates in WA are slightly below the herd immunity threshold, necessitating increased community protection efforts.
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