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Measles still a serious disease of childhood worldwide, considered one of the leading causes of deaths which estimated by 450.000 deaths annually (i.e. 22 deaths per hour). Outbreaks increase measles complications as pneumonia, laryngitis (40%), otitis media (20%) and brain damage with visual and auditory impairment.
