Were concerned about continued spread : Measles outbreak grows across Placer , Sacramento counties
“Once you have an outbreak, it can be really difficult to get rid of”: Officials warn measles is spreading in low-vaccination communities.
“Once you have an outbreak, it can be really difficult to get rid of”: Officials warn measles is spreading in low-vaccination communities. AUBURN, Calif, Health officials in Northern California are warning of a growing measles outbreak spanning Placer and Sacramento counties, with new exposures reported and additional cases expected.
Placer County Public Health said the most recent potential exposure occurred March 29 at Sweetpeas restaurant in Auburn. Anyone who was there between 9 and 11 a.m.
Original reporting: abc10.com.
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