Shakira in New Jersey: A measles case puts alert to health departments | Entertainment |

New Jersey health authorities are investigating a Possible exposure to measles after an infected person attended the Shakira concert at Metlife Stadium On May 15.
The individual, who does not reside in the state, was present at the event from 19:30 to 01:00, period during which He could have exposed thousands of attendees to the virus.
Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that is transmitted through the air and can remain in the environment for hours. The symptoms usually appear between ten and fourteen days after the exhibition and include high fever, coughing, nasal secretion, reddened eyes and a cutaneous eruption that begins on the face and extends to the rest of the body.
The authorities urged those who attended the concert to be attentive to these symptoms until June 6. It is recommended to contact a medical care provider before visiting any health center to avoid a possible spread of the virus.
Viral triple (MMR) vaccination is the most effective measure to prevent disease. Health authorities remember the importance of being up to date with the vaccination scheme, especially for those who travel abroad, since measles is more frequent in some regions.
So far, No additional cases related to this event have been reported in New Jersey. The concert was part of the tour Women no longer cry from Shakira, who continues their journey through the United States. (YO)