Fifth measles case confirmed in central Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- A fifth measles case was confirmed in northeast Franklin County, according to a public health spokesperson.

The fifth case is an unvaccinated 6-year-old who traveled internationally, and the case is not related to the other four previous cases, according to Franklin County Public Health. Watch previous coverage in the player above.

"We have worked closely with our health care partners to investigate and notify any potential waiting room exposures," the spokesperson said in a statement. "At this time, we have not identified any potential exposures outside of the health care setting."

Earlier this month, a measles case was traced to two public locations in the New Albany area. Health officials urged parents of children older than 12 months to vaccinate their children.

Columbus Public Health offers the vaccines for anyone of eligible age with no appointments needed. Learn more on the CPH website. MMR vaccines are also available at health care providers.