The measles outbreak in South Carolina is intensifying, with new reports indicating more than 100 confirmed cases, particularly in Spartanburg County. The South Carolina Department of Health has recently reported 27 new infections, bringing the total count to 111 in the Upstate region alone. Concerns are rising as nearly 280 individuals are currently in quarantine due to exposure. Local pediatricians and health officials are alarmed by the rapid increase, which some attribute to misinformation regarding vaccinations. The outbreak has also raised worries about potential spread to other areas, including India, prompting health professionals to suggest protective measures.