Taipei Adds 1 Imported Measles Case; Traces Found on MRT Wenhu, Bannan Lines, etc.
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Taipei City's Department of Health announced a new imported measles case, a man in his 30s who traveled on the MRT Wenhu and Bannan lines, as well as local bus routes. Health authorities have identified 383 contacts and disinfected relevant public areas.
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- Q: Who is the imported measles case announced by the Taipei City Department of Health?
- A: The imported measles case is a Taiwanese male in his 30s who developed symptoms in early April.
- Q: What public transit routes did the infected patient take on March 30th?
- A: The patient traveled on the MRT from Wanfang Hospital Station to Taipei City Hall Station and from Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station to Wanfang Hospital Station.
- Q: How long should individuals who visited the same places as the patient conduct self-health monitoring?
- A: Individuals who visited the same places are urged to conduct self-health monitoring for 18 days.
- Q: During what period is a person infected with measles considered to be contagious?
- A: Infected individuals are contagious from 4 days before rash onset to 4 days after.
- Q: What should people do if their travel history overlaps with the patient and they develop symptoms?
- A: They should contact their local health service center or the 1922 epidemic prevention hotline as soon as possible for medical arrangement.