Measles patient flew Tel Aviv-Krakow round-trip on Wizz Air, Health Ministry says

Reporter at The Times of Israel

The Health Ministry states that a patient with measles flew on a Wizz Air flight from Tel Aviv to Krakow at 11 a.m. on Sunday, October 19. The patient returned on a Wizz Air flight from Krakow on Tuesday, October 21, landing at Ben Gurion Airport at 10:00 a.m.

Passengers who were on these flights are asked to ensure that they are vaccinated in accordance with the ministry’s recommendations. Individuals can update their vaccination status via the government’s personal website through the digital vaccination register.

Since the measles outbreak in May, five children, all of whom were unvaccinated and had no previous medical conditions, have died of measles.

Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that manifests in fever, general malaise, runny nose, and rash, and may involve serious and even life-threatening complications.

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