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Measles Exposure Sites Identified in Quebec's North Shore Region

Health officials in Quebec have added new exposure sites to their list regarding a recent measles outbreak. The latest locations include popular spots on the North Shore of Montreal. The announcement coincides with the Public Health Agency of Canada declaring the outbreak over in Quebec and other areas.

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The recent measles outbreak in Quebec has prompted health officials to expand the list of exposure sites. Following earlier alerts issued for Montreal-Trudeau Airport and the emergency department of CHU Sainte-Justine in early October, new popular locations on the North Shore of Montreal have been identified as potentially exposed to the virus. This development is significant given the Public Health Agency of Canada's announcement on October 19, indicating that the measles outbreak in Quebec has officially ended. Officials advise residents to stay informed about exposure sites and remain vigilant regarding vaccination to prevent future outbreaks. The decision to declare the outbreak over suggests a return to normalcy, but health officials continue to monitor the situation to ensure public safety.

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