The warning of the health authorities after Shakira concert in New Jersey | MAG

On May 15, more than 80 thousand fans gathered in the Metlife Stadium of New Jersey To enjoy the concert of Shakirapart of your world tour “Women no longer cry”. It was a night full of energy, lights and emotion, with attendees who traveled from different parts of the country to see it live.
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However, five days later, the New Jersey Health Department (NJDOH) issued a warning that turned on the alarms. The agency warned about a possible health risk related to that same event, asking attendees to keep their health attentive.
An infected person with measles He attended the concert after traveling from outside the State. According to the NJDOH, anyone who was in the stadium between 7:30 pm and 1:00 am could have been exposed to the virus, which is easily transmitted through the air and can remain active up to two hours.

It is recommended to those who were present at the Shakira concert in New Jersey be attentive to any unusual signal in your health. | Credit: Jaime Saldarriaga / AFP
Although no new cases related to the event have been detected, The symptoms could appear until June 6. High fever, cough, irritated eyes and an eruption in the skin are key signs to monitor.
So far this year, the United States has registered 1,024 measles cases in 14 different outbreaks. Most have been in children, and 96% of cases occurred in unnoticed or unknown vaccination state.

The alert is related to a health risk detected among those attending the Shakira event in New Jersey. | Credit: Alfredo Estrella / AFP
The MMR vaccinewhich protects against measles, paper and rubella, remains the most effective way of prevention. It is recommended in two doses: one between 12 and 15 months of age, and another between 4 and 6 years.
The authorities ask those who attended the concert that Check your vaccination history and consult a doctor If they have symptoms. What was a night of musical celebration, now serves as a reminder that public health must also be at the center of our care.
