MMR vaccinations after measles outbreak at Port Talbot nursery
A vaccinations session has taken place at a nursery school in Port Talbot following an outbreak of measles.
Two children who go to the Miles of Smiles nursery school in Baglan have been confirmed as having the virus, while five others are being tested.
Parents are being urged to get their children without MMR vaccinated on Friday or make an appointment with their GP if they cannot attend.
Public Health Wales said vaccination uptake at the nursery was good.
But it added some children were at risk because they were too young to have received one or both doses of the vaccine.
Dr Jörg Hoffmann, of PHW, said: "While two cases of measles may not sound a lot, we have five other children with symptoms, all attending a nursery school where there are children who are too young to be fully-vaccinated and could easily catch and spread measles."
He said parents in the wider Neath area should also get their children vaccinated.
Symptoms of measles include a fever, tiredness, runny nose, conjunctivitis and a distinctive red rash.
It is very contagious, can cause serious complications and in rare cases can be fatal.