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Infected Areas As on 2 July 1987 HklyEpulem Rec No 27 -3 July 1987 - 203 - Relevé epidém hebd N" 27-3 juillet 1987 Infected Areas as on 2 July 1987 - Zones infectées an 2 juillet 1987 For catena used in compiling this list» see page 201 - Les critères appliques pour la compilation de celle lisle soot publies page 201., X Newly reported areas - Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE-PESTE Suyo Disinct NIGERIA - .NIGERIA Nusatenggara Barat Province Hpancabamba Frounce. Bendei State Lombok Barat Regency * Africa - Afrique Nusatenggara Timur Province MADAGASCAR C de la Frontcra District Bomadi Huancabamba District Rivers State Belu Regency Antananarivo Province Flores Timur Regency Piura Province Yenogoa Antsirabe II S. Prif Las Lomas District Kaduna State Sulawesi Tenggara Province Ambohusimanova District Dutsin-Ma , > Buton Regency Manandona District Asia - Asie Funtua Kolaka Regency Soamndranny District VIET NAM Katsina Muna Regency Vinamnkarena District Gia-Lai-Cong Turn Province Malum fashi IRAN, ISLAMIC REP. OF Miarmarivo S. Préf Lâm Dông Province Zana IRAN, RÉP. ISLAMIQUE D’ Anosibe Ifanja District Phû Khânh Province Soaunandnana S. Préf RWANDA Baluchistan & Ststan Promce Ambatoasaui Centre Gisenyï Région Zabol Distnci Fianarantsoa Province “ SIERRA LEONE MALAYSIA - MALAISIE Ambohimahasoa £ Préf. North West Area Peninsular M alaysia Manandroy Disinct CHOLERA - CHOLÉRA Kambia District Kedah Slate Ambositra S Préf. Africa - Afrique Port Loko District Kola Star H. Distna Ambatomanna District Tonkohli Disinct Kuala Muda HL Distnci Ambohimahazo District ANGOLA Western Area Kubang Pasu H Dislnci Ambovombe Centre ' Luanda Province Freetown Kulun H Distna Luanda. Cap. Andina Disinct SWAZILAND PadangTerap H. Distna Anjoma N'Ankona District Zaire Province Sik H. District Aojoma Navona District Soyo Municipality South East Area Yen H. Distna Ankazoambo District BENIN - BÉNIN TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Kelantan State Ivato Disinct Atlantique Province TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DR Kota Bharu H. Distna Ivony District Dar es Salaam Region Pasir Mas H. Distnci BURKINA FASO Taiata-Vohimena District llala Disina Turn pat H. Disinct Tsarasaoira District Don Province (ex Sahel) Kinondoni Distnci Selangor State Fianarantsoa J S. Préf. Kadiogo Province Muhimbili Hospital Kuala Lumpur H. Disinct Mahatsinjo Distnct Kossi Province Temeke Distna (Wilayah Persekutuan) Fianarantsoa II £ Préf. Seno Province Dodoma Region Petaling H. District Soum Province Andoharanomaiiso Disina Mpwapwa District THAILAND - THAÏLANDE Fianarantsoa II District BURUNDI Kigoma Region Avuithaya Province Toamasma Province Bubanza Province Kigoma Distnci Ayutihaya Distna Moramanga S Préf Bubanza Arrondissement ZAÏRE - ZAÏRE Bang Pahan Distna Morarano District Cibitoke Arrondissement Shaba Province Lai Bua Lang Distna TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Bujumbura Province Wang Noi Distna TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Bujumbura Arrondissement j Bangkok Metropolis Tanga Region B u rn t Province A sia-Asie Bang Kapl DtSlTKt Makamba Arrondissement Lushoto District INDIA-INDE Bang Kben District Tanga District Rumonge Arrondissement Bang Khun Thian Distna Andhra Pradesh State Bangkok Not Distna UGANDA-OUGANDA CAMEROON - CAMEROUN Hyderabad Distna Frounce Extrême-Nord Bang Rak Disinct Western Region Delhi Territory Dustt Distna Nebbi Disinct Mayo-Sawa Département Karnataka (Mysore) State Province Littoral Khlong San Distna ZAIRE - ZAIRE Beilary District Lat Krabang Disiria Mungo Département Mandya District Haut-Zaïre Province Woun Departement Patbum Wan Distna Mysore Distria Pha&i Charoen Distna Province Ouest Maharashtra State America - Amérique Bambouto Département Phaya Thai Distna Nagpur Distria Phra Khanong Distna BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Menoua Département Tamil Nadu State Province Sud-Ouest Kira Nakhon Distna Lu Paz Department Chinglepm Distna Pom Prap Sauru Phai Disina Franz Tamayo Province Fako Département Madras Corporation Meme Departement Ral Burana Distna Sud Yungas Province Madurai Distna Taling Chan Distna BRAZIL - BRÉSIL CÔTE D’IVOIRE Thanjavur Distna Thon Bun Distna Bahia State Département de TOuest Tinwelvclh District Yan Nawa Distna Central Mumçipio Man S. Préfecture INDONESIA-JNDQNÉS1E Bun Ram Province Conceiçào Municipio EQUATORIAL GUINEA Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Na Pho sub Distna Feira de Santana Municipio GUINEE EQUATORIALE Jakarta Barat (West) Municipality Phutthaisong Distna Reurolandia Municipio Bioko Island Jakarta PusatfCential) Municipality Chanthaburt Province Riachio do Jacuipe Municipio (end. Kexnayoran airport) Laem Sing Distna Semnha Municipio GHANA Aceh Autonomous Area Khon Kaen Province- Teofilândia Municipio Central Région Aceh Barat Regency Ban Fang Distna Cearâ State* Breman Asxkuma Dmnct Aceh Bcsar Regency - •Ban Phai Distna — Baturité Municipio Mfemsiman Dtstria ••••* A,ceh Tenggara Regency , Chohnabor Distna ~ Guaraciaba do None Muniapip GUINEA - GUINÉE.. ‘ Aceh Timur; Regency . ' Khon Kaen Distna I pu Municipio Conakry Province. Aceh Uiara(P) Regency Kranuan Distna Pacou Mumapio Fotécanah Préfecture Banda Aceh Municipality Mancha Khlri Distna Paimacia Municipio Pidie Regency * Nam Phong Distna GUINEA-BISSAU - GUINÉE BISSAU Jawa Barat Province Nong Rua Distna Redcnçâo Municipio Sdo Domingos. C & Deleg. S Sao Benedno Municipio Cirebon Regency Nong Song Hong Distna Cacheu, Conc. Tiangua Municipio Purwakana Regency Phon Distna Paraiba State KENYA Serang Regency Phra Yun Distna Barra de S. Rosa Municipio Nyanza Province Qum^tang Regeocy Puai Not sub Distna Cubait Municipio Kisumu District. ^ . Jawa Teneah Province . Ubol Rauna Distna _ . Olivedos Municipio South Nyanza District Banjarnegara Regency Wacpg Not sub Distna Remigio Municipio R ift Valley Province Banyumas Regency Wieng Yai Distna Solânea Municipio N^kuru Distnci Brebes Regency Lop Bun Province ECUADOR - ÉQUATEUR LIBERIA - LIBÉRIA Cilacap Regency Chsi Badan District Demak Regency Khok Samroog Distna Chimborazo Province Bong County Jcpara Regency Lop Bun Distna < Alausi Canton Montserrado County - Pekalongan Regency Phattbana Nikbom Distna Loja Province MAU Pemalaog Regency Maha Sarakham Province Macao Canton Koultkoro Region Semarang Mumapality Borabu Disiria PERU - PÉROU Nara Cercle Semarang Regency Kosum Ptusai Dtstna . Cajamarca Department MAURITANIA - MAURITANIE Tcgai Muzuapaiity Maha Sarakham Distna TegaJ Regency Nakhon Pathom Province Chela Province Nouakchott Disinct Llama District Jawa Tim ur Province Nakhon Cham Distna 1“ Région Gresik Regency Sam Phrao Distna Miracosta District Hodh <H Chargui Tocmoche District Lamongan Regency Nakhon Ratchasima Province 2 i Région Tulungagung Regency Ban Luan Distna San Miguel Frounce Hodh d Gharbi Nanchoc District Surabaya Muiucipality Khon Bun Distna 3 e Région Kalimantan Tengah Province Non Thai District San Gregono District Assaba San Miguel Distnci Banto Hulu Regency ftüc Thong Chai Distnci 4e Région Bam? Ulara Regency Sung Noun District San Pablo Frounce Gorgol San Luts District Gunung Mas Regency Narathtwat Province Piura Department y Région Kotawanngtn Tunur Regency Tak Bat Distna Brakna Ayabaca Province ' Kalimantan Timur Province Nan Province 6* Région Samannda Municipality Nan District Canales Distnci Traraa Lagunas District Maluku Province Nonihabun Province Montcro District MOZAMBIQUE Maluku Tengah Regency Bang Kruai Distna Paimas Disinct Maputo Province Maluku Tcnggara Regency Nonihabun Disinct Sapillica D um a Magude District Maluku Ulara Regency {excL port) Pak Kra Distna Ri'leve epidem. hebil N1’27 - 3 juillet 1987 Wklv Eptdm Rec No. 27 - 3 July 1987 - 204 - Peuhum Thani-Provtnce GHANA Nova Mannga Muntcipio Leonao Prado Province Khloog Luang Dismet Northern Region Sidrolândia Mumcipio Aucayacu District Sinope Mumcipio J,C. Castillo Distnct Lam Luk Ka District fiole District Leonao Prado Distnct Lat Lum Kaeo District West Gonja District Teranos Mumcipio Para State M D. Berau District Paihuni Tham Dismet NIGERIA - N1GÉRIA Thanyabun District Alenquer Mumcipio P Luyando District Phattalung Province Benue State Almcinm Mumcipio D A. Robles District Rupa Rupa Distna Khuan Khanun District • Cross River State Altamira Mumapio Rot Et Province Kadima State Araguaia Mumcipio Matauon Prounce Phoo Thong District K.wara State Faro Mumcipio Cholon Distna Lagos State Monte Alegre Mumcipio Maranon Distnct Roi El District Junin Department Seiaphun District Ogun State Pnunha Mumcipior Thawatchabun Dismet Ondo State Sào Domingos do Capim Mumcipio Chanchamavo Prounce Samut Prakan Province Oyo State Sen Jose Poriino Mumcipio Chanchamayo Dismci Bang Phti Dismet Xmguara Municipality Perene Distnct Phra Pradaeng District SUDAN - SOUDAN Rondoma State Pichanaki Distnct Phra Samutchedi sub District Temtory South of 12* N. Cacoal Mumcipio San Luis Shuaro Distnct Samut Prakan Distnct Temtoire situe au sud du 12* N Roraima Territory Satipo Province Samut Sakhon Province Bonfim Mumcipio Covinali District Samut Sakhon Dismet ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Ganmpo Mutum Mumcipio Mazaman Distnct Maioca Caju Mumapio Pangoa Distnct Samut Songkhram Province Temtory North of 10* S. Satipo Distna Bang Khonthi District Temtoire situe au nord du 10* S. La Libertad Department Samut Songkhram District COLOMBIA - COLOMBIE Pataz Province Satun Province, Anlioquta Department Ongon Distna Satun District Lomo Department Sangkhia Province Ameriea - Amérique Anori Mumcipio Chana District Arauca Intendencia 4!to Amazono? Prounce BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Morona Distnct Ranot District Arauca Mumcipio Bern Department Saravena Mumcipio Atalaya Province Sathiog Phra District Ballivian Province Raimondi Distnct Songkhla Distnct Bovaca Department Itenez Province Chita
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