NAVAJO COUNTY, AZ — Four cases of measles within Navajo County were reported by officials Monday.
According to the Navajo County Public Health Services District, the individuals were not immunized and have a recent history of international travel.
Officials say all individuals were exposed through a single source.
“These mark the first confirmed measles cases in both Navajo County and the state of Arizona in 2025,” read a press release.
NCPHSD officials say health officials are actively working to identify locations where potential exposure may have occurred and are notifying individuals who may have been exposed.
NAVAJO COUNTY, AZ — On Monday, authorities reported four measles cases in Navajo County.
The Navajo County Public Health Services District claims that the people had a recent history of traveling abroad and were not vaccinated.
According to officials, a single source exposed everyone.
According to a news release, “These represent the first confirmed measles cases in both Navajo County and the state of Arizona in 2025.”.
Health officials, according to NCPHSD officials, are actively searching for possible exposure sites and informing those who may have been exposed.
The dates of possible exposure were May 17–28, according to officials.
Unvaccinated people are advised to keep a close eye out for the early signs of measles, which usually manifest 7–14 days after exposure, especially if they may have been exposed.
Typical symptoms consist of.
• A high temperature (above 101°F).
Cough.
A runny nose.
Watery eyes or red eyes.
• A rash that starts at the head and moves down.
The Director of the Navajo County Public Health Services District, Janelle Linn, stated, “NCPHSD staff are closely collaborating with ADHS to monitor these cases and any others that may materialize.”. Anyone experiencing measles-like symptoms or suspecting they may have been exposed should get in touch with their doctor right away for testing and assessment. “.”.
The best defense against measles, a highly contagious and potentially fatal disease that spreads easily among unvaccinated people, is, according to officials, “getting vaccinated.”. “.”.
In the event that you suspect measles.
