MONROE COUNTY, N.Y. — The Monroe County Department of Public Health reported that a person tested positive for measles, and they traveled through the Louise M. Slaughter Rochester Train Station back on Saturday.
The health department says the person may have exposed others to the disease, and that they aren’t a resident of Monroe County; just traveling through the county.
Measles appears 10-12 days after exposure, but may take as long as 21 days.
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