
Interior Health reports no active measles cases in Kamloops area
KAMLOOPS — Interior Health says there are no active measles cases within its jurisdiction, a little over a week after a myriad of infections were confirmed – including one case in Kamloops – which prompted a public notification of potential exposure.
In an emailed statement, Medical Health Officer Dr. Fatemeh Sabet told CFJC Today that as of Thursday (July 3), Interior Health had seen eight cases of the measles, but none of them are considered infectious any longer.
In addition to Kamloops, measles infections were recorded in Kelowna, Salmon Arm, Vernon, and the Nelson area.