Can you tell if the following news report specifically describe one or more measles outbreaks that happened recently?
Usually a news report about measles outbreaks describes the time, location, and number of infected measles cases. Even one case is considered an outbreak.
Other reports about risk, warning, vaccination, and concern of potential outbreak are not considered as specific outbreaks.
The news report is delimited with triple backticks.
Give your answer as either 'yes' or 'no', but no other words.
"""Istanbul hospitals are grappling with a concerning rise in measles cases as anti-vaccination sentiment gains momentum, raising the phantom of a potential epidemic if measles vaccination rates fall below the critical threshold of 95%.

Addressing the mounting worries over the surge in measles cases, Health Minister NAME_1 has categorically dismissed recent media reports claiming deaths attributable to measles in the country, asserting that the allegations are unsubstantiated and do not align with the facts.

The Istanbul Medical Chamber issued a report on June 13, revealing a substantial increase in measles cases throughout the province. According to the report, Türkiye ranks third in Europe, following Russia and Tajikistan, with 457 reported measles cases between April 2022 and March 2023. Some 343 of these cases were recorded in January and February of this year, the statement added.

NAME_2 emphasized that the surge in anti-vaccination movements, which has gained momentum since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, has contributed to the current situation. He cautioned that if vaccination rates drop below 95%, the country could be at risk of a measles epidemic.

Highlighting the gravity of the issue, NAME_3 disclosed that Istanbul University's Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine Hospital alone had treated 17 measles cases in the past six months. Considering that the emergency unit accommodates only 100 patients daily, this figure is alarmingly high.

NAME_3 pointed out that hospitals with larger patient volumes might have reported even higher numbers of cases.

Experts attribute the surge in measles cases to several factors, including anti-vaccination movements, immigration, unplanned changes in vaccination schedules, regional disparities in immunization and the presence of an unregistered population.

Although the health minister refutes all concerns raised about the issue, he took to Twitter to clarify that the foreign national patient alleged measles-related death was, in fact, due to multi-organ f Your response should contain less than 700 words.
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