At least two people staying at the Brooklyn shelter have contracted measles
At least two people staying at a sprawling migrant shelter in New York City have contracted measles and health officials in the Big Apple are working to stop the spread of the disease, according to reports.
The outbreak took place at a migrant shelter on Hall Street in Clinton Hill, a huge taxpayer-run facility which opened last year. The facility houses around 3,000 migrants.
The two people who tested positive are being quarantined on one floor of the building while dozens more are also being quarantined, according to CBS.