Health authorities are urging West Aussies to ensure their measles immunisations are up to date ahead of the school holidays after another two cases related to overseas travel were reported.

Contact tracing is underway after the cases, associated with overseas travel to Bali, visited almost a dozen locations across Perth’s northern suburbs while infectious between August 26 and September 6.

The first listed site is Qantas flight QF2925 from Christmas Creek Mine to Perth on the morning of August 26.

“Anyone who has visited a listed exposure location during the dates and times specified should monitor for symptoms of measles,” a public health alert said.

Exact exposure times are yet to be confirmed for half a dozen of those sites, which include supermarkets and and a service station.

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