Residents in WA travelling to South East Asia have been urged to get vaccinated after the state recorded a further two measles cases, which have been linked with recent travel to Bali.

On Saturday, WA Health confirmed a further two cases had been detected in Perth, and had visited multiple venues while infected, including a shopping centre in Butler in the city’s north.

It is believed the cases were linked with travel from Bali, bringing the state’s total to 35 cases this year.

Members of the public who visited the following locations should also monitor for symptoms:

– Dan Murphy’s Butler on Saturday September 6, between 10am and 12pm

– Coles Brighton (Brighton Village Shopping Centre), on Saturday September 6 between 10am and 12pm

WA Health acting director communicable diseases con

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