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Relevé Épidémiologique Hebdomadaire Weekly Epidemiological Record Relevé épidém. hebd. \ 1967, 42, 565-572 N° 50 WklyEpidem. Rec. f ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTÉ WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION GENÈVE GENEVA RELEVÉ ÉPIDÉMIOLOGIQUE HEBDOMADAIRE WEEKLY EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RECORD Notifications et informations se rapportant à l’application Notifications under and information on the application of the du Règlement sanitaire international et notes relatives à la International Sanitary Regulations and notes on current incidence fréquence de certaines maladies of certain diseases Service de la Quarantaine Internationale International Quarantine Service Adresse télégraphique: EPIDNATIONS GENÈVE Telegraphic Address: EPIDNATIONS GENÈVE Télex 22335 Telex 22335 15 DÉCEMBRE 1967 42e ANNÉE — 42nd YEAR 15 DECEMBER 1967 MALADIES QUARANTENAIRES — QUARANTINABLE DISEASES Territoires infectés au 14 décembre 1967 — Infected areas as on 14 December 1967 Notifications reçues aux termes du Règlement sanitaire international Notifications received under the International Sanitary Regulations relating concernant les circonscriptions infectées ou les territoires où la présence to infected local areas and to areas in which the presence of quarantinable de maladies quarantenaires a été signalée (voir page 552). diseases was reported (see page 552). X = Nouveaux territoires signalés. X — Newly reported areas. ■ a Circonscriptions ou territoires notifiés aux termes de l’article 3 à la ■ = Areas notified under Article 3 on the date indicated. date donnée. Pour les autres territoires, la présence de maladies quarantenaires a été For the other areas, the presence of quarantinable diseases was notified notifiée aux termes des articles 4, 5 et 9 a) pour la période se terminant à la under Articles 4, 5 and 9 (a) for the period ending on the date indicated. date indiquée. PESTE — PLAGUE PÉROU — PERU CHOLÉRA — CHOLERA Ernakulam, District. m 2 .IX Kottayam, District . 2 5 .X I Afrique — Africa Piura, Dep. Asie — Asia Kozhikode, District. ■ 5 .v r a Huancabamba, Province . 21.X Palghat, District .... ■ 22 . V II CONGO, RÉP. DÉM./DEM. REP. INDE — INDIA Quilon, District .... 18.X I Kivu, Province . 18.XI Ahmedabad (A) .... 16.DC Trichur, District .... 25.X 1 Orientale, Province . 18.XI Asie — Asia Allahabad ( A ) ............... ■ 9.IX Trivandrum, District . ■ 30 .IX Calcutta (PA) (excl. A) . ■ 17.IH.56 MADAGASCAR BIRMANIE — BURMA Cochin (P )....................... ■ 27.X Madras, State Tananarive, Province Hyderabad (A )............... ■ 31.XII.66 Mandalay, Division Lucknow ( A ) ............... a 10.VI Chinglcput, D istrict. ■ 16.V H .66 Betafo, S. Préf. Dharmapuri, District . ■ 2.X .65 Mandalay, District . 16.IX Madras (PA) (excl. A) . ■ 12.VI.65 Madurai, District .... Betafo, Canton................ ■ 26.XI Nagpur ( A ) ................... ■ 12.XII.64 Myingyan, District . 4X1 ■ 24.YI Ramanathapuram, District a 11.11 Tananarive-banlieue, S. Préf. Yamethin, District . 28.n Andhra Pradesh, State Salem, D istrict................ ■ 16. v n .66 Masindray, Canton . ■ 12.X1 Sagaing, Division Anantapur, District . ■ 29.IV Tirunetveli, District . 28. x Shwebo, District .... 3i.n i Chittoor, District .... a 3.IX.66 Amérique — America East Godavari, District . ■ 30.DC Maharashtra, State Hyderabad, District. ■ 15.IV BRÉSIL — BRAZIL NÉPAL — NEPAL Ahmednagar, District . « 6.V 1I Karimnagar, District . a 8.VH Akola, District .... ■ 5 .v m Ceara, State Seti, Zone Krishna, District .... a 9.IX Amravati, District. • i2 .v m Guarariaba do Norte, XBaJhang, District .... 7.XII Kurnool, District .... a 28.1 Bhandara, District . ■ i 8 .m Mun......................................31.VII Mahbubnagar, District . ■ 6.V Buldhana, District . ■ 29. v n Nellore, District .... ■ 6.V Chanda, District .... ■ 22. v n ÉTATS-UNIS D ’AMÉRIQUE VIET-NAM, REP. Srikakuiam, District . ■ 29.VH Dhulia, District .... ■ 9 .V I UNTIED STATES OF AMERICA Dalat ( A ) ....................... 9.XII Visakhapatnam, District. a 19.VHI Jalgaon, District .... ■ 13.V Arizona, State Danang ( P ) ................... 9 XII Assam, State Kolaba, District .... ■ i z v n i Saigon (excl. PA) .... 9.XII Kamrup, District . a 28.x Nagpur, District .... ■ 17.IV Coconino, County . ■ 27.VI Nasik, D istrict................ ■ 1.IV NavaJo, County............... ■ 18.VII.66 Binh-Dinft, Province Bihar, State Osmanabad, District . ■ 30 .IX California, State Quinhon, District. 9.XH Bhagalpur, District . 29. vn Parbhani, District . ■ 27.V Fresno, County .... ■ 10.VI.66 Darlac, Province Darbhanga, District . a 29.IV Poona, D istrict................ ■ 6 .v n Kern, C o u n ty ................ ■ 10.VI.66 Banm ethuot................... 9.XI1 Gaya, D istric t............... 15. vn Sangli, District .... ■ 21.V .66 Hazaribagh, District . a 29.IV Satara, District............... Lassai, County .... ■ 10.VI.66 Ninh-Thuan, Province ■ 5. v i a Madera, County .... « 10.VI.66 Monghyr, District . a 22.IV Sholapur, District . ■ 24 . VI Shasta, County.....................u 10.VI.66 X Phanrang, District . 2.XII Muzaffarpur, District . a 22.IV Thana, D istria ................ « 21 .X Tulare, County................ ■ 10.VI.66 Phu-Yen, Province Santal Parganas, District a 29.IV Wardha, District .... ■ 22. v n Singbbhum, District . a 22.IV Colorado, State Thuyhoa, District . 9.XU Yeotmal, Distria .... ■ 22.v n Delhi, Territory . 28.X Elbert, C ounty............... ■ 28. VII Pleiku, Province Mysore, State Gujarat, State New Mexico, State X Pleiku, D istrict............... 9.xn Bangalore, District . - 3 .V I Be Baca, C ounty...................12.XII.66 Quang-Nam, Province Baroda, District .... a 4.III Mehsana, District . a l.v n Belgaum, District .... - 29 .V II McKinley, County . 30.VI.66 X Quangnam, District. 2.x n Bellaiy, District .... ■ 27. V Rio Arriba, County . ■ 28.VI.66 Surat, D istric t............... a 17. VI Thua-Thien, Province Bijapur, District .... ■ 3.V I San Miguel, County . ■ 1.VHI.66 Kerala, State Chikmagalur, District ■ 28.X Santa Fe, County .... ■ 2.VUI.66 X H u é .............................. 9.XII Alleppey, District. a 28.X Chitradurga, District . ■ 4 .in Valencia, C ounty...................30.VI.66 Huongthuy, District . 18.XI Cannanore, District . a 29.vn Dharwar, District . ■ 22.v n — 566 — Gulbarga, District. 5.V Samut Sakhon, Province VARIOLE — SMALLPOX ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ 21.V.57 Hassan, District . 27.VI x Krathumbaen, District 2.XII Kolar, District . 18.U Samut Sakhon, District . 2.XII Mysore, District . 11.IV Raichur, District . i8 .m Afrique — Africa GHANA Shimoga, District . 2.x n VIET-NAM, REP. Tumkur, District . Central Region 27.V 2. x n Nhatrang (PA) .................. Cape Coast, District . ■ 13.X Orissa, State Saigon (PA) (excl. A) . 9 x n AFRIQUE DU SUD1 Balasore, District . Upper Region i2 .v n i Binh-Dinh, Province SOUTH AFRICA1 Cuttack, District . 29. v n Bawku, District .... ■ 22.IX Kalahandi, District . 22.IV Quinhon, District................... 9.XII Natal, Province Koraput, District . 9.IX Western Region MayurbhanJ, District i2 .v m Phong-Dinh, Province Ingwavuma, District . 7.V.65 Puri, District. Ahanta-Nzima, D. (excl. 24.VI Thuantrung, District . 25.XI - Transvaal, Province Sekondi-Takoradi (PA)) ■ 29.vra Punjab, State Quang-Tri, Province Barbeton, District . 7.VI.65 Amritsar, District . 19.IX Johannesburg, District . 26.IV.65 X Quangtri, District . 2.XII Uttar Pradesh, State Letaba, District .... 3.V.65 Nelspruit, District . 7.VI.65 KENYA Agra, District . 27.V Thua-Thien, Province Pilgrim’s Rest, District . 7.VI.65 Aligarh, District . 23.IX H u é ............................... 2.XU Warmbaths, District . 4.VI.65 Nairobi, Area (excl. Allahabad, District . 2.IX Zoutpansberg, District . 4.VI.65 Nairobi (A ))................ 2.XII Ballia, District . 22. v n Huongdien, D istrict. 2.XII Banda, District . 25.VHI Huongthuy, District . 9.XH Nyanza, Province Huongtra, District . 2.XII 'Aucune information reçue depuis le/ Bulandshahr, District 28.X No information received since: 7.VI.65. Central Nyanza, County . 9.XII Deoria, District . 15.IV Phongdien, District . 2.XH Phuloc, District .... 25 .XI Kisii, County (excl. Etah, District . 21.X Kisumu (PA)) .... 9 .x n Etawah, District . 22.1V Phuvang, District .... 2.X1I Faizabad, District . 20.V Quangdien, District . 2.XII Rfft Valley, Province Vinhloc, District . 18.XI BURUNDI Farrukhabad, District 28.X Kericho, County . 25.XI Fatehpur, District 7.X Kitega, Province. 16. IX Trans Nzoia, County . 2.XII Hamirpur, District . 17.VI Hardoi, District. 5.vm Ruyigi, Province Western Province Jalaun, District. 26.VHI Rutana, Arr...................... 2.IX Bungoma, County. , . 9 .x n Jaunpur, District . 7.X Jhansi, District . 22.V1I Kheri, District . 13.V Lucknow, District . 3. VI FIÈVRE JAUNE — YELLOW FEVER CONGO (Brazzaville) LIBÉRIA LIBERIA . ■ 15.III.58 Mathura, D istrict. 26.VHI Mirzapur, District. 2.DC Brazzaville (PA) .... 5.IX.65 Moradabad, District. 14.X Afrique — Africa Pointe-Noire (PA). ■ 26.IX.62 Pilibhit, District . 19.VIII MALAWI Rae Bareli, District . 16.IX Bouenza-Louesse, Pré Southern Province . 2.XII Rampur, District . 26.vm S ib iti.............................. i.vm .65 Sitapur, District . 21.IX ANGOLA....................... ■ 27.V.59 Sultanpur, District . 11.XI Léftni, Préf Unnao, District . 7.X CONGO, RÉP. DÉM./DEM. REP. D Jam bala....................... 5.XH.65 MALI West Bengal State Mopti, Région Territoire situé au nord du Likouala, Préf. ■ 16X.62 Hooghly, District . 19.VHI Koro, Cercle................... 14.IX Howrah, District . 25.n 10° S. — Territory North Mossaka, Préf. of 10° S...................... • u .x n .5 6 Midnapur, District
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