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Monroe County Health Department

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For more information, please visit the Traveler Information Map at www.modot.org April 22, 2025 HANNIBAL - Several routes are now open in the Northeast District after being closed due to flooding. Routes that remain CLOSED include: Adair County - Route EMacon County - Route HH and Route PPMonroe County - Route JShelby County - Route NPlease do not remove barricades or drive through water over the road. The latest information on traffic impacts can be found on MoDOT's traveler map at www.modot.org.Links to related information:Traveler Information Map ... See MoreSee Less

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Monroe County Health Department

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For more information, please contact us at 1-888-ASK-MODOT (275-6636) April 21, 2025 Flooding Causes Closures in Northeast District HANNIBAL - Several routes have closed in the Northeast District due to flooding.Current closures include:Knox CountyRoute DD - Approximately 3 miles east of U.S. Route 63Missouri Route 151 - South of MO 156 Macon CountyRoute HH - CLOSED at Rock CreekMonroeRoute A - Between Route WW in Shelby County and Route DD in Monroe CountyShelby CountyRoute A - Between Route WW in Shelby County and Route DD in Monroe CountyRoute DD - between MO 151 and Route TT Please do not remove barricades or drive through water over the road. The latest information on traffic impacts can be found on MoDOT's traveler map at www.modot.org.Links to related information:Traveler Information Map ... See MoreSee Less

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Monroe County Health Department

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Measles Public Information UpdateWhat is Measles?Measles is a highly contagious and potentially deadly viral disease. If one person has it, 9 out of 10 unprotected people nearby can catch it too.How Does Measles Spread?Measles spreads through:Tiny drops in the air when someone with measles coughs or sneezesTouching the same surfaces as someone with measlesDirect contact with sick peopleThe virus can stay active in the air or on surfaces for up to 2 hours.Timeline of MeaslesCatching the Virus: It usually takes 7-14 days after exposure before you feel sickFirst Signs: Fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, feeling unwellRash Appears: 3-5 days after first signs, a red rash starts at the hairline and moves down the bodySigns of MeaslesHigh fever (often over 104°F)CoughRunny noseRed, watery eyesSmall white spots in the mouthRed, spotty rash that starts at the hairline and spreads downNot everyone will have all these signs, but they might still spread measles to others.Protecting Your CommunityStaying home if you think you have measles helps protect everyone. Even if you don't feel very sick, measles can be deadly for babies, pregnant women, and people with weak immune systems. By staying home and getting tested, you keep your neighbors and family safe.What To Do If You Think You Have MeaslesIf you think you have measles or were near someone with measles:Stay homeCall your doctor before going inTell them you might have measlesAsk how to visit safely without spreading the virusVaccine InformationThe MMR shot is the best way to prevent measles. Sometimes people who got the shot can still get measles, but they usually don't get as sick and are less likely to spread it to others."For those unvaccinated or those unsure of their vaccination status, now is the time to review records and get caught up if needed," said Dr. George Turabelidze, state epidemiologist with DHSS.When to Call a DoctorCall your doctor if you or your child:Were near someone with measlesShow signs of measlesNeed to check if your shots are up to dateMore InformationLearn more about measles and vaccination rates in your county at Health.Mo.Gov/Measles. ... See MoreSee Less

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