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Georgia measles cases reach 28 after three Macon cases

Three new measles cases in Macon County have raised Georgia’s total for the year to 28.

Macon County Georgia DeskNovember 10, 2026
Georgia measles cases reach 28 after three Macon cases

Key takeaways

  • Three new measles cases were identified in Macon County.
  • Georgia’s measles total for the year is 28 cases.
  • The Macon County cases are part of the statewide outbreak.

Three new measles cases in Macon County have raised Georgia’s total for the year to 28.

Statewide count

The three Macon County cases are included in Georgia’s measles total for this year. The updated count is 28 cases statewide.

The development marks a change in the size of the outbreak, from the previously reported total to 28 cases. Macon County is the location identified for the three new cases.

What is known

The cases involve measles and were identified in Macon County. They are part of the outbreak counted across Georgia this year.

The total is a case count, not a prediction. It describes the number of cases recorded in Georgia this year after the three Macon County cases were added.

What remains important

People following the outbreak should watch for additional updates to the statewide case count and for information from public health authorities about the Macon County cases. The count may change if more cases are identified and added.

News4JAX reported the three-case increase and the statewide total of 28 cases.

What to watch

  • Updates to Georgia’s statewide measles case count.
  • Public health information about the Macon County cases.
  • Any additional cases identified in Georgia this year.

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