The outbreak of measles continues to rise with nearly 150 cases reported

The measles in Texas continues to grow, with nearly 150 reported cases, and more can be exposed.

The outbreak of West Texas was killed by one person, a child, making him the first American death in the contract.

Government and local health officials say hundreds of thousands of people in San Antonio could have been exposed during the Valentine’s Day. KSAT12 stated that the person who visits the area for the weekend has tested positively.

“If hundreds of residents of our society are not hundreds of people, as well as visitors, for all NBC news,” said Anita Corian, a deputy director of the San Antonio Province in San Antonio Province, if not hundreds, with visitors. We have great concern about the wide exposure to the possible large community in these public sites. “

It is a high -transmission virus, where a person with 9 out of 10 people can contact them.

As of Friday, 164 cases were reported at the national level, according to the centers of control and prevention control.

Officials say that most society was vaccinated against the virus, but the threat remains. Vaccination is proven to be a controversial scale, but it is effective, in the anti -virus, where only five of the injured are vaccinated.

Officials expect most cases later this week, as it takes some time to see exposure.

Most state issues were among the children of school age, as more than 80 percent were found in people under the age of 18.