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Infected Areas As on 19 Joly 1979 — Zones Infectées an 19 Juillet 1979 Wkly Epldem, Bec.: N o. 29 - 20 July 1979 — 227 — Relevé épidtm. IM : N “ 29 - 20 juü, 1979 Infected Areas as on 19 Joly 1979 — Zones infectées an 19 juillet 1979 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No. 27, page 215 '— Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N9 27, à la page 215. X Newly reported areas — Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE — PESTE MOZAMBIQUE Southern Province Tamil Nadu State Cabo Delgado Province North Kigezi District Chingleput District Alrica — Afrique Mocimboa de Praia District West Ankole District Dharmapuri District UDAGASCAR Macomia District Western Province Madras Corporation Madurai District Fianarantsoa Province Nangade District Rwenzon District Pemba District North Arcot District Ambohimahasoa S. Prif. ZAIRE — ZAÏRE RamHnathapnran^ District iafrlao Canton Monica & Sofala Province Salem District ûtupcsa Canton Beira District Bas-Zaïre Province Haut-Zaïre Province South Arcot Distria Fianarantsoa S. Préf. Guro District Tiruchirapalli Distria Marromcu District Kivu Province Tirunelvelli Distria :finjakana Canton Shaba Province Maputo Province Mqjungo Province Uttar Pradesh State Maputo District Asia — Asie X Allahabad District Bealanam S. Préf, Lucknow Distria Nampuia Province BANGLADESH kalanana Canton Nampula District X Mathura Distnct Chittagong Division Tananarive Province Tele Province West Bengal State Manjakandrkuia S. Préf. Chittagong District Chiuta District Calcutta Corporation denkanjaka Canton Chittagong Hill Tract District Tete District CommiUa (Tippera) Distnct INDONESIA — INDONÉSIE Miarinarivo S. Préf. Zambézia Province Sylhet District Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Uislavory Canton Jakarta Barat (West) Municipality Gilè District Dacca Division Mocuba District Jakarta Pusat (Central) Municipality Soavlnondriana S. Préf. Dacca District (excl. Dacca City) (excL Kemayoran airport) îoavinandn&na Canton Quelimane District Faridpur District Jakarta Selatan (South) Municipality NIGERIA — NIGERIA Mymcnsingh District (excl. emergency quarantine station) SUDAN - SOUDAN Tangad Distnct Jakarta Timur (East) Municipality Equator la Province Bauchi State Khulna Division (excL Halim Perdana Kusuma airport) lute Rural Council Azare Bakerganj (Barisal) District Jakarta Utara (North) Municipality Bauchi Jessore Distnct (cxcl. seaports of Tanjungpriok, Sun- ZAIRE — ZAÏRE Bendel State Khulna District dakelapa & Kalibaru) Kivu Province Warn Kushtia District Aceh Autonomous Area Région Nord-Klvu Cross River State Patuakhali District Aceh Barat Regency Buiembo Zone Oron Rajshahi Division Aceh Besar Regency Bogra District Aceh Tengah Regency Région Sud-Kivu Kaduna State Aceh Tenggara Regency Shabunda Zone Dinajpur District Kaduna Paboa District Aceh Timur Regency Katsina Province Aceh Utara (P) Regency Katsma Prov.: Funtua Rajshahi District America — Amérique Rangpur District Banda Aceh Municipality Zana Province Pidic Regency BOLIVIA — BOLIVIE Lagos State BURMA — BIRMANIE Bali Province La Paz Department Ikeja Basse in (P) Badung Regency Franz Tamayo Prov,: Hualata Lagos Island Rangoon (PA) (excl. airport) BangU Regency Franz Tamayo Prov.: Tigrerumi Lagos Mainland Irrawaddy Division Tabanan Regency Mushin West Asia — Asie Basscin District Jambi (Sumatera) Province Ogun State Myaungmya District Jambi (P) Municipality BURMA — BIRMANIE Ijebu-Igbo Province Myaungmya D.: Myaungmya Kennel Regency Haro Pyapôn District Sarolangun Bangko Regency Mandalay Division Ondo State Pyapôn D.: Pyapôn Tanjung Jabung Regency Mandalay District Akure Mandalay Division Jawa Barat (West Java) Province Sagaing Division Oyo State Mandalay District HawHnng Municipality Sagaing D.: Sagaing Ibadan Province Mandalay D .. Mandalay Bandung Regency Sbwebo D.: Shwebo Oyo Prov.. Iktre Shan State Bekasi Regency Oyo Prov. : De-lie Bogor Regency V1ET NAM T ireblri D.: T. Cianns Regency Ho Cbi Minh Cny («cl. PA) Plateau State Taunggyi District Cianjur Regency Dong Nai Province Bar akin Ladi INDIA — INDE Cirebon (P) Municipality Bassa Ctrebon Regency Jos Andhra Pradesh State Krawang Regency Mangu Hyderabad District Kumogan Regency Nasarawa Delhi Territory Lebak Regency CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA Pankshin Gujarat State Serang Regency Sukabumi Municipality RWANDA Amreli Distnct Sukabumi Regency Africa — Afrique Gisenyi Secteur Broach District Kaira District Jawa Tengah (Central Java) BURUNDI SUDAN — SOUDAN Kerala State Province Bubanza Province Equatortu Province Brebes Regency ABeppcy D istria Gihanga Juba Town Cüacap (P) Regency Kabulantwa Madhya Pradesh State Demak Regency Mmioda TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Indore Distria Grobogan Regency Rugombo TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Maharashtra State Jepara Regency Karanganyar Regency Bujumbura Province Kigoma Region xAhmednagar District Kigoma District Kendal Regency Bujumbura Arrondissement Akola Distnct Kudus Regency Minage Kilimanjaro Region Amravau District Pad Regency Burwrl Province Hai District Aurangabad District Rembang Regency ^Rumonge Kilimanjaro District Bhir District Semarang Regencv Moshi District xBuldhana District Surakarta Municipality Dhuka Distna CONGO Lindi Region Jalgaon District Tegal Regency KouÜou Préfecture Lindi District Nagpur Distna Jawa Timur (East Java) Province Poinie-Noirc S.Préf. Nachiogwea District Nanded Distna Gresik Municipality Nasik District Sidoarjo Regency GHANA Mtwara Region District Osmanabad Distna Surabaya Municipality (excl. Tanjung Ashanti Region Mtwara District Parbhani District Perak seaport) Brong*Ahafo Region Newala District Pune (Poona) Distria Kalimantan Tengah Province Central Region Sangli Distnct Eastern Region Rukwa Region Sholapur Distna Barito Hulu Regency Grenier Accra (excl. PA) Region Mpanda Distnct Yeotmal Distna Barilo Utara Regency Volta Region Tanga Region Manipur Territory (Central) Maluku Province Western Region Handeni District Maluku Tengah Regency Mysore State Maluku Utara Regency LIBERIA — LIBÉRIA Korogwe District Bangalore Distria Lushoto District Shimoga District Riau iSumatera) Province Monberrado County Tanga District Bengkahs (P) Regency OHssa State Indragin Hihr (P) Regency MALAWI UGANDA - OUGANDA Cuttack District Kepulauan Riau (P) Regency Northern Region Nile Province Rajasthan State Sulawesi Selatan Province Ksroaga District South Nile D>: Padyere County Alwar District Ujung Pan dang (P) Municipality W kly Epldem. Rec.: N o. 29 - 20 July 1979 228 Relevé épidém. hebd.; N° 29 - 20 jaL 1979 Sulawesi Tenggara (South-East) Phra Khanong District Saraburi District | COLOMBIA — COLOMBIE Province Phaya Thai Wih&n Daeng Distnct Caqueta Intendencia Kendan (P) Regency Samphantha Wong District Sing Buri Province Kolaka Regency Y an Nawa Distna San Vicente del Cagudn Mutocipto Tha Chang Distna Muna Regency Çhanthaburi Province Meta Intendencia Sumatera Barat (West) Province Si Sa Ket Province Uribe Mumcipio Chanthaburi Distria Si Sa Ket Distna Padang Panjang Municipality Khlung Distria N orie de Santander Department Sumatera Selatan (South) Province Pong Nam Ron Distria Songkhla Province Convencion Mumcipio L&hat Regency Chon Burl Province Soogkbla Dîstria Las Mercedes Municipio Sumatera Vtara (North) Province Sukhothai Province Ocafia Municipio Ban Bung Distnct Petrdlea Mumcipio Asahan Regency Phan Thong Distna Sukhothai District San Calixto Municipio Binjai Municipality Si Hacha District Tibu Mumapio Deb Serdang (P) Regent Suphan Buri Province Labuhaobatu Regency Chwnphon Province Don Chedi Distna Santander Department Langkat Regency Chumphon District Si Pracban Distnct San Vicente de Chacun Municipio Medan (P} Municipality Suphan Bun District Kamphaeng Phet Province Vaupés Comlsaria Nias (P) Regency Surat Thani Province Pcmatang Sianiar Municipality Kamphaeng Phet District San José del Guaviare Mumdpio Sibolga (P) Municipality Khon Kaen Province Ba Na San Dismet Simalungun Regency Don Sak District Ban Phai Dîstria Kanchaoadit Distria Tanjung Balai Municipality Cbonnabot Distnct ECUADOR — ÉQUATEUR Tapanuli Selatan Regency Khin Rarthamkhom District Khon Kaen District Phun Phin District Zamora-Chinchipe Province Tapanuli Tengah (P) Regency Mancha Khiri Distna Tapanuli Liara Regency Surat Thani Distnct Zamora Canton Tebing Tmggi Municipality Nakhon Nayok Province Tak Province Ban Na District Ban Tak Distnct Nakhon Nayok Distria Mae Sot District PERU — PÉROU MALAYSIA — MALAISIE Ongkhar&k District Tak District Ayacucho Department Sabah Nakhon Si Thammarat Province Thon Buri Province Huanta Province Khanom District XBeluran District Bang Khun Thian Distnct San José de Santillana Distnct x Sandakan District Nakhon Si Thammarat District Bangkok Noi Distna Si Chon Distnct Bangkok Yai Distria La Mar Province Sarawak Tha Sala Distna XBau District Kiiiong Yai Distna Ayna D istna X Kuching District Non Province Phasi Charoen Distna Huonuco Department Mae Cbarim Dîstria Rat Burana Distna Huamohes Province Peninsular Malaysia Thon Bun Disma Federal Territory Nan Distnct Moozdn D istna Pua Disina Ubon Ratchathani Province Leoncio Prado Province Kedah State Sa Distria Warin Chamrap Dstria X Baling District Nonthaburi Province Yasothon Distna Padre Luyando Distria x Kuala Muda District Rupa Rupa Distna Nonthaburi Distna Perak State Maranon Province Kiota District Pathum Tham Province Choloa Distna Kuala Kangsar District Khloog Luang Distna Pathum Tham Distna Jumn Department Petits State Sam Khok District Chanchunutyo Province Perils District Chanchamayo Distria Phetchabun Province YELLOW FEVER — FIÈVRE JAUNE La Merced Distria Chon Daen District Pichanaqui Distna NEPAL — NÉPAL Prachin Buri Province Africa — Alnque Satipo
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