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Pacient cu rujeolă identificat la o sinagogă mare din Bnei Brak

17 Mar 2026
1 minut min
Simona Stan

Ministerul Sănătății a emis un avertisment public după ce o persoană infectată cu virusul rujeolei a frecventat sinagoga centrală din cartierul Shikun Heh pe strada Zevulun Hammer din Bnei Brak. Potrivit ministerului, individul a fost prezent la sinagogă în perioada sa contagioasă, stârnind îngrijorări că enoriașii și alții care s-au aflat în locație ar fi putut fi expuși la această boală extrem de contagioasă, conform israelnationalnews.com.

👉 Autoritățile recomandă monitorizarea simptomelor și verificarea vaccinării

Autoritățile din domeniul sănătății au îndemnat pe toți cei care au fost la sinagogă în perioada relevantă să își monitorizeze simptomele și să verifice starea vaccinării. Persoanele care dezvoltă simptome precum febră, tuse, nas care curge sau erupție sunt sfătuite să contacteze serviciile medicale și să evite locurile publice pentru a preveni răspândirea suplimentară. Ministerul Sănătății desfășoară o investigație epidemiologică pentru a identifica posibile expuneri suplimentare și pentru a controla focarul.

Funcționarii au subliniat că vaccinarea rămâne cea mai eficientă protecție împotriva rujeolei.

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