A severe measles outbreak is ravaging remote Mro villages in Kurukpata union, Alikadam upazila, Bandarban, with infection rates described as "virtually out of control." As of yesterday afternoon, 101 patients were hospitalized, 77 with measles, and since April 25, a total of 166 measles cases have been recorded. The local health complex is severely overcrowded, treating 120-130 patients daily with only 30 beds. The majority of those affected are children from these isolated communities. Allegations suggest vaccination teams have not reached these villages, contributing to vulnerability. Delayed treatment due to misdiagnosis or reliance on traditional beliefs has exacerbated the spread. Despite the district civil surgeon claiming high vaccination coverage, he acknowledged that extreme remoteness might have hindered access in some areas.