The Brief
- Health officials are investigating a possible measles exposure at Washington Dulles International Airport in Northern Virginia.
- The exposure is tied to a confirmed measles case involving a traveler who passed through Dulles on January 24.
- People who were not fully vaccinated may need to monitor for symptoms for up to 21 days.
DULLES, Va. – Health officials in Alexandria and across Northern Virginia are warning residents about potential measles exposure at Washington Dulles International Airport after a confirmed case traveled through the area earlier this month.
What we know:
The Alexandria Health Department said the Virginia Department of Health was notified of a confirmed measles case involving a person who traveled through Washington Dulles International Airport on Saturday, January 24. The person is a resident of another state.…