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Mation Reaches the Responsible Unit with the Minimum Delay. Effet, Permet Au Service Responsable De Recevoir Les Informations Dans Les Plus Brefs Délais Wkly Epidem. Rec.. No. 38 - 23 Sept. 1977 - 306 - ReUve epidettu hebd.. Nu 38 - 23 sept, 1977 YELLOW-FEVER VACCINATING CENTRES CENTRES DE VACCINATION CONTRE LA FIÈVRE JAUNE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL POUR LES VOYAGES INTERNATIONAUX Amendment to 1976 publication Amendement à la publication de 1976 Germany, Federal Republic of Allemagne, République fédérale d’ Insert: | Insérer: Erlangen: Kinderklinik und Poliklinik der Universitat (Bavaria Vaccinating Centre No. 15) NOTE ON GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS NOTE SUR LES UNITÉS GÉOGRAPHIQUES The form of presentation in the Weekly Epidemiological Record Il ne faudrait pas conclure de la présentation adoptée dans le does not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the World Relevé épidémiologique hebdomadaire que l’Organisation mondiale Health Organization of the status or bundaries of the territories de la Santé admet ou reconnaît officiellement le statut ou les limites as listed or described. It has been adopted solely for the purpose des territoires mentionnés. Ce mode de présentation n ’a d’autre of providing a convenient geographical basis for the information objet que de donner un cadre géographique aux renseignements herein. The same qualification applies to all notes and explana­ publiés. La même réserve vaut également pour toutes les notes tions concerning the geographical units for which data are provided. et explications relatives aux pays et territoires qui figurent dans les tableaux. Health administrations are reminded that the telegraphic address H est rappelé aux administrations sanitaires que l’adresse E p id ­ E p id n a t io n s G eneva (Telex 27821) should be used for any notifi­ n a tio n s G en èv e (Télex 27821) doit être utilisée pour l’envoi â cation to the Organization by telex or telegram of communicable l’OMS, par télégramme ou télex, de toute notification de maladie diseases under international surveillance and other communica­ transmissibles sous surveillance internationale et toute autre com­ tions under the International Health Regulations. The use of this munication concernant l’application du Règlement sanitaire interna­ specially allocated telegraphic address will ensure that the infor­ tional. L’utilisation de cette adresse, spécialement prévue à cet mation reaches the responsible Unit with the minimum delay. effet, permet au service responsable de recevoir les informations dans les plus brefs délais. DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE REGULATIONS - MALADIES SOUMISES AU RÈGLEMENT Notifications Received from 16 to 22 September 1977 — Notifications reçues da 16 au 22 septembre 1977 C Cases — Cas . * Figures not yet received — Chiffres non encore disponibles D Deaths — Décès / Imported cases — Cas importés P Port r Revised figures — Chiffres revises A Airport — Aéroport s Suspected cases — Cas suspects PLAGUE — PESTE C D C D MALAWI 4-10IX SINGAPORE - SINGAPOUR 4-10JX America — Amérique 14 0 ................................... 1 0 C D UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 13JX1 Asia — Asie SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC 10-17JX ÉTATS-UNIS D’AMÉRIQUE C O RÉPUBLIQUE ARABE SYRIENNE Arizona State BANGLADESH 28.VHI-3.IX .......... 221 3 Coconino County b 0 59 0 WEST BANK 16JX 7.IX 1 BURMA — BIRMANIE 4-10.IX RIVE OCCIDENTALE DU JOURDAIN New Mexico State 34 3 ............................................ 1 0 McKinley County . 1 0 7-13. VIII Valencia County . 1 * 0 16r lr Oceania — Océanie 6 IX 1 IRAN Up to/Juxqu’au c D California State 21.IX 53 0 GILBERT ISLANDS AND TUVALU Up to/Jusqu'au Kern County .... 10 ISLANDS 22.DC IRAQ — IRAK 21.BC 5 DC 1 ÎLES GILBERT ET ÎLES TUVALU 3 0 New Mexico State ................................... 380 17 Rio Arriba County . b 0 JORDAN — JORDANIE 11-17.JX 1 Date of onsetjDate du début. 180 0 LEBANON — LIBAN Up to/Jusqu’au 20.IX SMALLPOX - VARIOLE Africa — Afrique CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA 26 0 NEPAL - NÉPAL 28.VIH-10.DC c D Africa — Afrique 45 0 SOMALIA — SOMALIE 11-17JX C D PHILIPPINES 28.VUI-3.IX Bay Region ..... 6 0 KENYA 29. V in 1 13 0 Gedo Region .... 2 0 .......... Or 0 21-27.VIII Lower Shabelh Region 9 0 1 See/Voir; p. 288. 10 0 Middle Juba Region . 17 0 Areas Removed from the Infected Area List between 16 and 22 September 1977 Zones supprimées de la liste des zones infectées entre les 16 et 22 septembre 1977 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No. 30, page 252 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N “ 30, à la page 252. CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA Asia — Asie PHILIPPINES Africa — Afrique INDLA — INDE Luzon Croup KENYA Andhra Pradesh State Bulacan Province Westera Province Vixakhapatnam District Camarines Sur Province Laguna Province Busia County LIBERIA - LIBÉRIA Bong County Wklï Bpidem. Rec. Ho. 38 - 23 Sept. 1977 — 307 — Releve epidém» hebd. Nu 38 - 23 sept 1977 Infected Areas as on 22 September 1977 — Zones infectées au 22 septembre 1977 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No, 30, page 252 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés tfans le N° 30, à la page 252, x Newly reported areas — Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE - PESTE SOCIALISTE REPUBLIC OF Pabna District Orissa State VIET NAM Rajshahi District Ganjam District Africa — Afrique RÉPUBLIQUE SOCIALISTE DU Rangpur District VIET NAM Rajasthan State LESOTHO Ho Chi Mmh City (excl. PA) BURMA — BIRMANIE Ajmer District Dong Nai Province Alwar District Mohale’s H œ k District Rangoon (PA) (excl airport) Banswara District Irrawaddy Division Bharatpur District Bundi District Myaungmya Distnct MADAGASCAR CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA Dungarpur District Mag we Division Jaipur Distnct Fianarantsoa Province Africa — Afrique Kotah District Magwe District Ambohimahasoa S , Préf Sawai Madhopur District ANGOLA Abimahasoa Canton Mandalay Division Udaipur Distnct Befeta Canton Luanda, Cap. (PA) Mandalay Distnct Tamil Nadu State Mandalay D .: Mandalay Chingleput District Luanda District Ambositra S. Préf, Myingyan District Coimbatore District Bom Jesus Myingyan D .: Myingyan Dharmapun District Ambodiharina Canton Tombo Kanyakumari District Haka-Ccntre Canton Pegu Division Madras Corporation Ivato Canton Tharrawaddy District Madurai District GHANA North Arcot District Fandriana S. Préf Eastern Region Shan State Ramanathapuram District Greater Accra (excl, PA) Region Imito Canton X Kyaukme District Salem District Western Region Lashio District South Arcot District Lashio D : Lashio xTiruchirapalli District Fianarantsoa S, Pref LIBERIA — LIBÉRIA Taunggyi District Uttar Pradesh State Fianarantsoa Canton Taunggyi D .: Taunggyi X Bulandshahr District Maryland County Montserrado County Lucknow District Tananarive Province Mathura District INDIA — INDE Antamfotsy S. Préf X Mirzapur District MALAWI Varanasi District ôongatsara Canton Cuttack (P) West Bengal State Southern Region Visakhaparaam (P) Calcutta Corporation Antsirabe S. Préf Biantyre District Chikwawa District Andhra Pradesh State Antsirabe Canton Chiradzulu District Anantapur District INDONESIA — INDONÉSIE Belazao Canton Kasupe District Chittoor District Manadona Canton Mlanje District Cuddappah District Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Soamndranny Canton Mwanza District Guntur District Jakarta Barat (West) Municipality Nsanje District Hyderabad District Jakarta Pusat (Central) Municipality Betafo S. P n f Thyolo District Kanmnagar Distnct (excl, Kemayoran airport) Ambalavato Canton Zomba District Krishna Distnct Jakarta Selatan (South) Municipality Ambohimanambola Canton Kumool District (excl. emergency quarantine station) Kalalao Canton NIGERIA — NIGERIA Nizamabad District Jakarta Timur (East) Municipality Mandritsara Canton Srikakulam District (excl. Halim Perdana Kusuma airport) Soavina Canton Bendel Slate xWarangal District Jakarta Utara (North) Municipality Tntriva Canton Warn Assam State (excl. seaports of Tanjungpriok, Sun- dakelapa & Kalibaru) Kaduna State Nowgong District Aceh Autonomous Area MOZAMBIQUE Katsina Province Bihar State Aceh Timur Regency Tete District Katsina Prov.: Funtua Hazanbagh District Zaria Province Aceh Utara (P) Regency Mutarara Deleg. S. Delhi Territory Ogun State Bali Province Gujarat State ljebu-Igbo Province Badung Regency (excl. Benoa seaport & Broach Distnct Ngurah Rai airport) America — Amérique Ondo Slate Bulsar District Bangli Regency Akure Kaira District Buleleng Regency BOLIVIA — BOLIVIE X Panch Mahals Distnct Gianyar Regency Oyo State lembrana Regency Chuquisaca Department Haryana State Ibadan Province Karangasam Regency Tomina Province Oyo Prov : Ikire Gurgaon Distnct Klungkung Regency Rohtak District Tabanan Regency Madhya Pradesh Stale Jamhi (Summera) Province UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Asia — Asie ÉTATS-UNIS D’AMÉRIQUE Dbar District Kerrnci Regency BANGLADESH Drug District Arizona State X Indore Distnct Jawa Barm (West Java) Province X Coconino County Chittagong Division Raipur Distnct Bandung Regency Circbon Municipality (exd. Cirebon Chittagong District Maharashtra State California State Chittagong Hill Tract District seaport) XKern County Commilla (Tippcra) District Ahmednagar Distnct Cirebon Regency Sylhet Distnct Akola District Krawang Regency Santa Clara County Amravati District Kuningan Regency New Mexico State Dacca Division Aurangabad District Majalenka Regency Buldhana District Serang Regency XMcKinley County Dacca District Faridpur District Dhulia District Tangerang Regency XRio Arriba County Tasikmalaya Regency XValencia County Mymensingh District Jalgaon District Tangail District Kolaba District Kolhapur District Jawa Tengah (Central Java) Khulna Division Nagpur Distnct Province Asia — Asie Baker ganj (Barisal) District Naaded Distnct Bating Regency
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