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Thailand: 2019 Measles

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019...ampant-southern-thailand-190102013118944.html

Fears grow as measles running rampant in southern Thailand
Amid deep-rooted vaccination fears, curable disease makes forceful reappearance with thousands of cases and 22 deaths.
by Caleb Quinley
10 hours ago

Narathiwat, Thailand - Suraiya first noticed something was wrong with her two-year-old son, Atfan Kuning, when he couldn't eat or keep any food down.

The possibility of measles came to mind early as she remembered the warning postings about the vaccine-preventable disease on TV and radio, as well as on billboards plastered around Narathiwat and throughout the southern Thai province.

"At first, I tried to think positively, I thought, maybe it?s not measles, maybe it's something else," says Suraiya, 26. "I thought, he got the first vaccine, so this can?t happen to him."

But it did...
 
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