New York declares disaster emergency over measles outbreak

New York has declared a disaster emergency due to a measles outbreak, with 92 cases reported in 18 counties since July 15. This move aims to contain the spread of the disease and ensure public health. The declaration will allow for increased vaccination efforts and stricter enforcement of vaccination requirements, particularly in areas near the New York-Pennsylvania border where cases have been more prevalent. This emergency declaration is likely to have implications for public health policies and vaccination requirements in the region.

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New York has reported 92 cases in 18 counties. The outbreak is also affecting Pennsylvania with 977 cases, many in rural areas.

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