If your country was experiencing a deadly measles outbreak like countries in Europe are currently, would you support mandating vaccinations for children then?

I know everyone is sick of this topic but 🤷🏼‍♀️ oh well. I'd hope that people's minds would change if they were faced with a deadly outbreak. Right now in Europe, 17 children have died from measles out of 2,000 cases which have been reported. That's 1 out of every 117 cases. All of the countries affected are below the 95% vaccination rate, which is deemed to be the threshold at which herd immunity begins. I have seen people on here say that bodily autonomy is more important than mandating vaccines and that parents should be able to choose, would you still feel that way if a disease like Measles was going around in your country and killing children? The children most likely to suffer severely and die from Measles are the unvaccinated, children under 5, and the immune compromised.