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Brisbane Jelly Roll fans have been told to stay alert for measles after three attendees of the October 24 Brisbane Entertainment Centre show were diagnosed with the disease.
Queensland Health released a public health alert last night warning people who attended the American singer’s show to watch for symptoms for up to three weeks.
Jelly Roll.Credit: Richard Clifford
Symptoms include fever, lethargy, runny nose, moist cough and red eyes. After a few days, a red rash will develop, often starting on the face.
Anyone who thinks they have measles should organise to get tested but avoid public places.
Two other cases unrelated to the show were confirmed in the Central Queensland West Moreton regions this week.
Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Catherine McDougall said measles cases were on the rise.
“Currently, we’re seeing higher numbers of measles cases not only in Queensland, but across the country. In Queensland, a total of 30 measles cases have been reported this year to date,” she said.
You can see the list of Queensland measles exposure sites here: https://www.health.qld.gov.au/newsroom/alerts
