Fruit cases are continuing to grow in Kosovo, where a total of 269 cases have been confirmed by November 1st, the Kosovo National Public Health Institute ( IKPK.
According to institute data, 27 new cases have been recorded during the past week alone, while the affected are from 23 municipalities in the country. Most of them are children.
IKPK has indicated that over 95 percent of infected persons have not been vaccinated with the MMR vaccine, which protects from measles, parotitis, and rubella.
Fruit is a highly contagious disease and can cause serious complications, especially among young children.
Meanwhile, during this year, over 40,000 children between 2 and 5 years of age have been vaccinated through the supplementary vaccine.
The institute has called on parents to control child vaccine status and, if they lack any dose, contact health teams to complete the vaccine.
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