A new case of measles has been reported in Auckland and people who may have come into contact with the person are being asked to watch out for symptoms.
Before the diagnosis, the infected person visited Auckland Airport's international check-in area on the ground floor and the public pre-departure area on the first floor between 5.45pm and 6.45pm on Saturday, March 18, as well as Silverdale Pak'n Save between 7.30pm and 8pm.
On Sunday, March 19, the person visited Albany Pak'n Save between 11am and midday.
Medical Officer of Health Dr Michael Hale said members of the public who visited those locations at the relevant times and who were unsure of their immune status should call their doctors' practice to check.
People born before 1969, or who have had measles, or received two doses of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR) after their first birthday, are considered immune.