The Ministry of Health’s Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit is currently investigating a suspected case of measles. Public health measures are being implemented including the identification and notification of persons who may have had a potential measles exposure and would be considered close contacts. Public health measures are initiated based on suspect cases as a timely response is critical to preventing potential outbreaks. Given the highly contagious nature of measles, timely response, case investigation, contact tracing, and immunization efforts help to prevent potential spread while confirmatory testing is underway. Measles is highly contagious and can lead to serious health complications. The Ministry strongly emphasizes the importance of measles awareness and prevention. Vaccination is crucial in reducing the risk of catching and spreading measles. Anyone who has not received both doses of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccine—particularly children and young adults—should follow the below guidance to protect themselves and others. For more details on measles prevention and the MMR vaccine, please visit https://www.gov.bm/measles or contact your healthcare provider. 📫Please forward this message to those who may need this information. 🇧🇲 Follow the *Official Government of Bermuda’s WhatsApp Channel* to stay informed: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaDIiTAG8l5C2k00Op1a and hit ‘Follow’ to receive updates from the Bermuda Government.