Officials warn about woman who flew with measles
SEATTLE (AP) - The Seattle-King County Health Department says some people at Sea-Tac Airport may have been exposed to measles from another traveler on March 26. 
A woman in her 20s flew from Amsterdam to Sea-Tac on Northwest Flight 33 and then continued to Portland on Horizon flight 2243. After developing a rash, she returned to the Netherlands on March 29 where a blood test on April 4 confirmed measles.
Health officials say other travelers who may have been on the flights and in the airport on the 26th should be alert for symptoms and see a doctor if they become ill.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
A woman in her 20s flew from Amsterdam to Sea-Tac on Northwest Flight 33 and then continued to Portland on Horizon flight 2243. After developing a rash, she returned to the Netherlands on March 29 where a blood test on April 4 confirmed measles.
Health officials say other travelers who may have been on the flights and in the airport on the 26th should be alert for symptoms and see a doctor if they become ill.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)