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Infected Areas As on 22 February 1990 — Zones Infectées Au 22 Février 1990 Wkly Eptdem Rec No 8-23 FeBruary 1990 - 5 9 - Relevé épidém hebd N° 8 - 23 février 1990 . Infected Areas as on 22 February 1990 — Zones infectées au 22 février 1990 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No 43, page 33d — Les critères appliques pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N° 43, page 336. X Newly reported areas - Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE-PESTE, Sâo Beneduo Mumcipio Kisumu District West Bengal State Africa — Afrique Tiangua Mumcipio Kwale Dismet Calcutta MADAGASCAR Paraiba State Mombasa Distnct INDONESIA - INDONÉSIE Antananarivo Province Araba Mumcipio Nyanza Province Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Antsirabe I I S Préf Barra de S Rosa M umapio Siaya D istna Jakarta Barat (West) Mumapaltty Cubati Mumcipio X Ambodiala District LIBERIA-LIBÉRIA Jakarta Pusai (Central) Mumapality Ohvedos Mumcipio Ambobitsimanova District Bong County (excl Kemayoran airport) Queimadas Mumcipio X Ampasatancty Distria Monisemdo County Aceh Autonomous Area Remigio Mumcipio Manandona Distria MALAWI Aceh Barat Regency Solânea Mumcipio Aceh Besar Regency Soamndranny District Central Region PERU - PÉROU Aceh Tenggara Regency X Tsarofara Distria Lilongwe District Aceh Tim ur Regency Vmanmkarena District Cajamarca Department Soutkem Region Betafo S Préf Chota Province Aceh Utara (P) Regency MAU Alakamisy-Anauvato Liama Distria Banda Aceh Municipality Miannanvo S. Préf Miracosta District Kayes Région Pidie Regency Analavory District Tocmocbe District Kayes Cercle Inan Jaya Province Koulikoro Région Anosibe Ifama District San Miguel Province Jama Barat Province , Soavtnandriana S Préf Nanchoc Distna Nara Cercle Grebon Regency Ambatoa&ana Centre San Gregorio Distria MAURITANIA - MAURITANIE Purwakarta Regency Antsiranana Province San Miguel Distna Nouakchott Distnct Serang Regency Andapa S. Préf San Pablo Province * l n Region Sumedang Regency Doany District San Luis Disuia Hodb el Chargui Jama Tengah Province Fianarantsoa Province Piura Department 2* Région Banjarnegara Regency Ambaiofinandrahana S Préf Ayabaca Province Hodb el Gharbi Banyumas Regency Ambondromisotra District Canales District 3* Région Brebes Regency X Andrefarabohitra District Lagunas Distria Assaba et Gmdimakha Cilacap Regency X Bevonotany District Montcro Distna 4 e Région Demak Regency X Soamherenana District Patinas Distria Gorgol jepara Regency Ambohimahasoa S Préf Sapillica D istna 5* Région 4 Pekalongan Regency Manandroy District Suyo Distna Brakna Pemalang Regency Ambosura SPréf. Huancabamba Province 6* Region Semarang Mumapality Ambatomanna District G de la Froniera Distna Traiza Semarang Regency Ambohimahazo District Tegal Mumapality Canchaque Distna NIGER Ambovombe Centre Huancabamba Distna Tegal Regency Maradi Département Andina District Piura Province Jama Timur Province Anioma N’Ankona District Las Lomas Distna NIGERIA - NIGÉR1A Gresik Regency Anjomà Navona District Bendel State Lamongan Regency Ankazoambo District Aria - Asie Bomadi Tulungagung Regency Ivato District V IETNAM Rivers State Surabaya Mumapality Ivony District Gia-Lai-Công Turn Province Yenogoa Kalimantan Tengah Provence Talata* Votumena Distria Lâm Dông Province Kaduna State Baruo Hulu Regency Tsarasaotra Distria Phù Kbànb Province Dutsin-Ma Barito Utara Regency Fandruma S Préf Funtua Gunung Mas Regency X Fiadanana District Katsina Kotawarmgm Tim ur Regency CHOLERA - CHOLÉRA Fianarantsoa I S Préf. Malumfashi Kalimantan Timur Promue Mahatsinjo Distria Africa - Afrique Zana Samarinda Municipality Fianarantsoa II S. Préf ANGOLA SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Maluku Province Andoharanomaitso District Bengo Province SÀO TOMÉ-ET-PRINCEPE Maluku Tengah Regency Fianarantsoa 11 District Maluku Tenggara Regency Benguela Province Sâo Tome Toamasina Province Huambo Province Maluku Utara Regency (cad port) TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Moramanga S Préf Huila Province Nusaienggara Barat Province Morarano District Kuando-Kubango Promue TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Lombok Barat Regency Kilimanjaro Region TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Kunene Province Nusaienggara Timur Province Moshi D istna TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Kwanva-Norte Province Belu Regency Mwanga Dismci Flores Tunur Regency Tanga Region Kmanza-Sid Province Same Distna Sulawesi Tengah Promue Lushoio District Luanda Province Sxngida Region Sulawesi Tenggara Province Tanga District Luanda, Cap. Malangp Promue ÇingiHa riK inn Buton Regency ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Nambe Province ZAIRE-ZAÏRE Kolaka Regency Haut’Zdre Province - ' V tg e P rovince Haut Zaire Province Muna Regency Mahagi Z. Administrative Zone Province Kivu Province Sumatera Utara Province America - Amérique Soyo Municipality Shaba Province MALAYSIA - MALAISIE Peninsular Malaysia BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE BURUNDI ZAMBIA - ZAMBIE Bubanza Province Central Province Pulau Pinang La Pas Department MPPP District Franz Tamayo Province Bubanza Atrondisseraem Lusaka Selangpr State Sud Yungas Province Cibitoke Arrondissement Copperbdt Province Hulu Langat District Valle Grande Province Bujumbura Province Bujumbura Arrondissement Asia - Asie Klang Distna BRAZIL-BRÉSIL Burun Province INDU - INDE Sabah Bahut State Makamba Arrondissement Andhra Pradesh State Kemngau Distna Bmunga Mumcipio Rumooge Arrondissement Hyderabad Distna Kunak Distna Candeal Mumapio Gitega Province Vishakbapatnam P. Labuk Sugut District Central Mumcipio Guega Arrondissement Delhi Territory Lahad Datu Conceiçào Mumcipio Penampang Distna CAMEROON - CAMEROUN Karnataka (Mysore) State Feira de Santana Mumapio Sandakan Distna Province Littoral Bangalore D istna Iraquara Mumcipio Sempoma Distna Mungo Département Chi trad urga District Irecê Muniapto Gulbarga District Tambunan Distna liaberaba Mumapio CÔTE D’IVOIRE Hassan District Tawau Distna jus^ara Mumcipio Département de l'Ouest Kolar D istna NEPAL-NÉPAL Reurolândia Mumcipio Man S. Préfeaure Maharashtra State Kathmandu Distnct Riacbâo do Jacuipe Mumcipio GHANA Nagpur Distna Senhor do Bonfim Mumcipio VIETN A M Central Region Tamil Nadu State Sernnha Mumcipio Bïnh Tri Thiên Province Brcman Asikuma Distna Chingleput Distria Nghia Binh Province Tcoiilândia Mumcipio Mfanisiman D istna Madras City Ceard State * Phù Khanh Province GUINEA-GUINÉE Madurai District Batunté Mumcipio Pudukkottai Distna Conakry Province YELLOW FEVER - FIÈVRE JAUNE Guaraciaba do Norte Mumcipio Thanjavur Distria Forécanab Préfeaure [pu Mumcipio Tiruchirapalli Distria Africa-Afrique Pacoti Mumcipio KENYA TirunelveUi D istna ANGOLA Palmicia Mumcipio Coast Province Vellore D istn a Bengo Province Redençâo Mumcipio Kilifi D istna VUhpuram Distnct Luanda Province Wkly Epidem Rec No 8 - 23 FeBruary 1990 - 6 0 - Relavé épfdéw. habd N° 8 - 23 février 199Q GAMBIA - GAMBIE BRAZIL - BRÉSIL COLOMBIA - COLOMBIE Aucayacu District J C. Castello District Upper Rjver Division Amapd Territory Anüoquia Department Leoncio Prado Distna GHANA Macapâ Mumcipio Anon Mumcipio Amazonas. State Taraza Mumapio Monzon District Northern Région Canuama Municipio y ondo Mumcipio P. Luyando Distria Bole District Joâo Figueiredo Mumcipio Arauca Intendenaa Rupa Rupa District West Gonja District Manaquiri Mumcipio Arauca Mumcipio Maraàon Province GUINEA - GUINÉE Manaus Mumcipio Saravena Mumcipio Cholon Distna Sigum Région Maraâ Mumcipio Boyaca Department Jumn Department Chanchamayo Province MAU Nova Olinda do Norte Mumcipio Chita Mumcipio Cbanchamayo Distna Kayes Région Novo Airâo M umapio Pto Boyaca Mumcipio Tefé Mumcipio Caqueta Intendencia Perene Distna Kua Cercle San Luis Sevaro D istria Kouhhoro Région Urucara Mumcipio Belén de los Andaquies Mumcipio Gotas State El Doncelio Mumcipio Vüoc District Dioila Cercle Satipo Province Kangaba Cercle Alto Paraiso M uniapio San Vicente del Caguan Mumcipio Bêla Visu Mumcipio Casanare Intendenaa Covinab Distna Kau Cercle Mazaman Distna Kolokam Cercle Caiapoma Mumapio Hato Corozal Mumcipio Damolându Mumcipio Tamara Mumcipio Pangoa D istn a NIGERIA - NIGÉRIA Formosa Mumcipio Yopal Mumcipio Pichanah Distna Anambra State Goias Veiho Mumcipio Cesar Department Rio Negro D istna Bauchi State Mara Rosa Mumcipio Vailedupar M umapio Rio Tambo D istna Bendel State Nova Cnxas Municipio Chaco Department Saupo Disma Benue State Pianaltina Muruapio Rio Sucio Mumcipio Loreto Department Cross River State Santa Cruz Mumcipio Cundtnamarca Department Ucayali Province Kaduna State Marankâo State Maya Mumcipio Contamana Distna Kano State Grajau Mumcipio Guaviare Intendencia Punis Dismet Kwara State Lago da Pedra Mumcipio Miraflores Mumcipio Madré de Dios Department Lagos Sute Maio Grosso State San J del Guaviare Mumcipio Manu Province Niger Sute Antonio Joâo Mumcipio Meta Intendenaa Madré de Dios Distna Ogun State Campo Grande Mumcipio Cabuyaro M umapio Manu Distna Ondo State Cuiaba Mumcipio La Pnmavera Mumcipio Tambopata Province Oyo State Diamanuno Municipio San Carlos de Guaroa Mumcipio Inamban District SUDAN - SOUDAN Jardim Mumcipio Villa vicenao Mumapio Las Piedras Territory South of 12° N Nova Maringa Mumapio Vista Hermosa Mumcipio Tambopata Disma Territoire situe au sud du 12° N. Placido de Castro M umapio Norte de Santander Department Puno Department ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE SidrolânSu Mumapio Cucuta Mumapio Sandia Province Sinope Mumcipio Tibu Mumapio San Juan del Oro Disma Territory North of 10* S Tcranos Mumcipio Cucuta Intendenaa San Roman District Territoire situé au nord du 10e S Minas Gérais State Toledo Mumapio VUcabamba Dismet Bonfinopolis M u m cipio Putumayo Intendenaa San Martin Department Francisco Dumont Mumcipio Puerto Asis Mumcipio Huallaga Province Santander Department America - Amérique Mirabela Mumcipio Bellavista D istria Bucaramanga Mumcipio
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