The man, ageds in his 30s, traveled to Coburg, Mornington, St Kilda and Williamstown when they visited in the first week
of May. Anyone who was in those areas earlier this month is being urged to look out for symptoms including rash and fever.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
It's amazing how being vaccinated helps you not give a fuck
Import third world, get third world problems.
Isn't it time we demanded immunisation records before a visa is given.
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