Los Angeles County health officials report a measles case involving a traveler who passes through Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) while possibly contagious. The Los Angeles Times reports the case is the fourth confirmed measles case tied to a passenger who went through LAX in the current year, and the sixth overall case reported by the county. The New York Post similarly says the individual traveled on an overseas flight last week and may have been contagious during the airport transit. Both outlets indicate that officials are urging public caution as international travel increases for the World Cup, which can raise the risk of disease spread. One comparison noted in the reporting is that another measles case was previously reported at San Francisco International Airport, according to health officials, underscoring a wider travel-related concern. The articles describe the focus on potential exposure and the need for vigilance, though they do not provide additional clinical details or counts of exposed passengers. Authorities continue to assess exposure risk and urge those who may have been exposed to follow guidance from public health officials.