Measles Outbreak Hits Jalisco State Ahead of World Cup Football Matches

The Mexican state of Jalisco has issued a health alert due to a measles outbreak in its capital city Zapopan, which is also hosting matches during the World Cup. The health department has mandated face masks in schools and other public areas as a precautionary measure. This comes after reported cases of measles among schoolchildren and young adults in the area. Jalisco officials are working to contain the spread of the virus ahead of major international soccer games.