<p><strong>Conclusions:</strong>&nbsp; Under five children were disproportionately affected by measles. The outbreak was higher among individuals with a history of travel to measles-affected areas and those who had contact with individuals experiencing similar illnesses. The low vaccine effectiveness implies the need for improvements in catch-up immunization programs. Additionally, enhancing community awareness of the mode of transmission and preventive measures for measles is pivotal.&nbsp;</p>