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Measles is a higher contagious disease that can spread in a community population dependingon the number of people (children) susceptible or infected and also depending on their movement in thecommunity. In this paper we present a fractional SEIR metapopulation system modeling thespread of measles. We restrict ourselves to the dynamics between four distinct cities (patches). We prove that the fractional metapopulation model is well posed (nonnegative solutions) andwe provide the condition for the stability of the disease-free equilibrium. Numerical simulationsshow that infection will be proportional to the size of population in each city, but the diseasewill die out. This is an expected result since it is well known for measles (Bartlett (1957)) that, in communitieswhich generate insufficient new hosts, the disease will die out

A Fractional SEIR Epidemic Model for Spatial and Temporal Spread of Measles in Metapopulations