Broward County Public Schools officials have confirmed a fifth case of measles at Manatee Bay Elementary School in Weston. This latest case adds to the four previously reported cases since Friday. Responding to the situation, the district conducted a deep cleaning of the school premises and replaced air filters over the weekend. John J. Sullivan, a BCPS spokesperson, stated that the school is in close coordination with the Health Department to address the ongoing situation. The school's principal is actively communicating with families to keep them updated with the latest information. Parents, especially those with unvaccinated children, are advised to watch out for initial symptoms such as congestion, red eyes, and a cough. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that a measles rash typically appears three to five days after the initial infection. In rare cases, measles can lead to neurological complications five to ten years after the initial infection.