Georgia Health Department Warns of Possible Measles Exposure at Perry Restaurant
The Department of Public Health (DPH) is warning of potential measles exposure at a restaurant in Perry, Georgia, due to a connection with a case in Macon County.
Macon, GA, October 19, 2026 —
The Georgia Department of Public Health is warning of a possible measles exposure at a restaurant in Perry, citing a connection to a measles case in Macon County.
The notice identifies the location only as a restaurant in Perry. The restaurant’s name and the dates or times associated with the potential exposure were not provided in the available information. The nature of the connection between the restaurant and the Macon County case was also not specified.
DPH described the exposure as potential; the information provided does not establish that transmission occurred at the restaurant or indicate how many people may have been exposed. Details about the case, including when it was identified, were not included.
The notice did not provide information about any symptoms, testing, investigation findings or follow-up actions. It also did not state whether the department had identified specific visitors or employees who may have been exposed.
Additional details about the timing and scope of the warning were not available in the summary. The information confirms only that DPH issued a warning concerning possible exposure at a Perry restaurant linked to a case in Macon County.
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