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Infected Areas As on 12 October 1989 — Zones Infectées Au 12 Octobre Wkly Epîdem Rec No 41 - 13 October 1989 - 319 - Relevé épldôm hsbd N° 41 - 13 octobre 1989 Infected Areas as on 12 October 1989 — Zones infectées au 12 octobre 1989 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No 22, page 172 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N° 22, page 172. X Newly reported areas - Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE - PESTE Ohvedos Mumcipio MAU Aceh Utara (P) Regency Africa — Afrique Queimadas Mumcipio Kayes Région Banda Aceh Municipality Remigio Municipio Kayes Cercle Pidie Regency MADAGASCAR Soiânea Mumcipio Kouhkoro Région Irian Jaya Province Antananarivo Province PERU - PÉROU Nara Cercle Java Barat Province Antsirabe U S Préf Cirebon Regency Çajamarca Department MAURITANIA - MAURITANIE Ambohitsimanova District Purwakarta Regency Choia Province Nouakchott Distna Manandona District Serang Regency Llama District l re Région Soanindranny District Sumedang Regency Miracosta District Vinaninkarena District Hodh el Chargui Jawa Tengah Province Tocmoche Distna 2e Région Betafo S Préf Banjarnegara Regency San Miguel Province Hodh el Gharbi AJakamisy-Anauvato Bapyumas Regency Nanchoc District 3e Région Miarinanvo S. Préf Brebes Regency San Gregorio District Assaba et Guidunakha Analavory District Cilacap Regency San Miguel District 4e Région Anosibe Ifanja District Demak Regency San Pablo Province Gorgol Soavinandnana S. Préf Jepara Regency San Lius District S* Région Ambatoasana Centre Pekalongan Regency Pvura Department Brakna Antsiranana Province Pemalang Regency Ayabaca Province 6e Région Andapa S, Préf. Semarang Municipality Canales District Doany District Trarza Semarang Regency Lagunas District Fianarantsoa Province MOZAMBIQUE Tegal Municipality Montero District Ambalofinandrahana S. Préf Tete Province Tegal Regency Pai mas Distna Ambondromisotra District Jawa Timur Province Sapilhca District NIGER Ambohimahasoa S. Préf Gresik Regency Suyo District Maradi Dépanement Manandroy District Lamongan Regency Huancabamba Province Ambosttra S Préf NIGERIA - NIGERIA T ulungagung Regency C de la Froncera District Ambatomarina District Bettdel State Surabaya Municipality Canchaque District Ambohimahazo Distria Bomadi Kalimantan Tengah Province Huancabamba Distna Ambovombe Centre Rivers State Barito Hulu Regency P ura Province Andma District Yenogoa Barito Utara Regency Las Lomas District Anjoma N’Ankona District Kadutia State Gunung Mas Regency Anjomà Navona Distna Asia - Asie Duism-Ma Kotawaringin Timur Regeney Ankazoambo District Funtua Kalimantan Timur Province VIETNAM Ivato Distria Katsma Saraarmda Mumcipality Gia-Lai-Công Tuna Province Ivony District Malumfashi Maluku Province Lâm Dông Province Talata-Vohimena District Zana Maluku Tengah Regency Tsarasaotra District Phù Khânh Province SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Maluku Tengg&ra Regency Fianarantsoa I S Préf SÂO TOMÉ-ET-PRINCIPE Maluku Utara Regency (excl. port) Mahatsinjo District CHOLERA - CHOLÉRA Sâo Tomé Nusatenggara Barat Province Fianarantsoa IIS Préf Africa - Afrique Lombok Barat Regency TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Andoharanomait&o District Nusatenggara Timur Province ANGOLA TANZANIE, RÉP^UNIE DE Fianarantsoa II District Belu Regency Bengo Province Toamasina Province Kilim anjaro Region Flores Timur Regency Benguela Province Moramanga S Préf Moshi Distna Sulawesi Tengah Province Huambo Province Morarano District Mwanga District Sulawesi Tenggara Province Huila Province Same District Buton Regency TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Kuando-Kubango Province TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Smgida Region Kolaka Regency Kunene Province Singida District Muna Regency Tanga Région Kwanza-None Province ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Sumatera Utara Province Lushoto Disuict Kwansa-Sul Province Tanga Distna Haut Zaïre Province Luanda Province MALAYSIA - MALAISIE ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Lu?nHai Cap Kivu Province Shaba Province Peninsular Malaysia Haut-Zaïre Province Malange Province J o h o r Mahagi Z. Adminmrauve Naaube Province Jnhnr Rahru D iana Uige Province A ria-A sie Amença - Amérique P era k Zaïre Province INDU-INDE Gnk Distna Soyo Municipality BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Andhra Pradesh State Pulau Pmaug La Pas Department BURUNDI Hyderabad Distria MPPP Distna Franz Tamayo Province Bubanza Province Vishakhapauiam P S abah Sud Yungas Province Bubanza Arrondissement Delhi Territory Kota Kinabalu District Valle Grande Province Cibitoke Arrondissement Karnataka (Mysore) State Sandakan District BRAZIL - BRÉSIL Bujumbura Province Bangalore District NEPAL - NÉPAL Bujumbura Arrondissement Cbitradurga District . _ Pallia State Kathmandu Distna Biriunga Mumcipio Burun Province Gulbarga District VIETNAM Candeal Mumcipio Makamba Arrondissement Hassan Distna Central Mumcipio Rumonge Arrondissement Kolar Distna Bioh T n Thîên Province Conceiçâo Mumcipio Guega Province Maharashtra State Nghia Binh Province Phù Khanh Province Feira de Santana Mumcipio Guega Arrondissement Nagpur Distna Iraquara Mumcipio CAMEROON - CAMEROUN Tamil Nadu State Chingleput Distna irecé Mumapio Province Littoral Madras City YELLOW FEVER - FIÈVRE JAUNE Itaberaba Mumcipio Mungo Département jussara Mumcipio Madurai District Africa - Afrique CÔTE D’IVOIRE Reurolândia Mumcipio Pudukkottai Distna Département de l'Ouest Thanjavur Distna ANGOLA Riachâo do Jacuipe Mumcipio Bengo Province Senhor do Bonfim Mumcipio Man S. Préfecture Tiruchirapalü Distna Luanda Province Sernnha Mumcipio GHANA Tirunclvelh District Teofiiàndia Mumcipio Central Region Vellore Distria GAMBU - GAMBIE Cearâ State Breman Asikuma Distnct Villipuram Distna Upper River Division Vest Bengal State Baturué Mumcipio Mfantsïman District GHANA Calcutta Guaraciaba do Norte Mumcipio GUINEA - GUINÉE Northern Region INDONESIA - INDONÉSIE Ipu Mumcipio Conakry Province Bole District Pacou Muniapio Forêcariah Préfecture Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area West Gonja District Palmâcia Mumcipio Jakarta Barat (West) Municipality LIBERIA - LIBÉRIA GUINEA - GUINÉE Redençào Municipio Jakarta P usât (Central) Municipality Stguin Région Sâo Benedito Municipio Bong County (end Kemayoran airport) Tiangua Mumapio Montserrado County Aceh Autonomous Area MAU Paraiba State MALAWI Aceh Barai Regency Kayes Région Araba Mumcipio Central Région Aceh Besar Regency Kna Cercle Barra de S Rosa Mumcipio Lilongwe Distnct Aceh Tcnggara Regency Kouhkoro Région Cubati Municipio Southern Region Aceh Timur Regency Dioüa Cercle WkfyEfudem Rec No 41 - 13 October 1989 - 320 - Relevé épidàm hebd N°41 - 13 octobre 1989 Kangaba Cercle Gotas State Pto Boyaca Mumopio Maraüon Province Kau Cercle Alto Paraiso Muniapio Caqueta Intendencia Cholon D ism o Kolokam Cercle Bêla Visu Mumopio Belén de los Andaquies Mumcipio Jumn Department Caiapoma Mumapio NIGERIA - NIGÉRIA El Doncello Mumcipio Chanchamayo Province Damoündia Muniapio Anambra State San Vicente de) Caguân Mumopio Chanchamayo District Formosa Mumcipio Casanare Intendencia Bauchi State Pcrene Distna Goias Velho Mumcipio Hato Corozal Mumopio Beodel State San Luis Sevaro Dismet Mara Rosa Mumcipio Tamara Mumcipio Benue State Viloc District Nova Crucas Mumcipio Yopal Mumopio Satipo Province Cross River State Planaluna Mumcipio Cesar Department Kaduna Suie Coviriali District Santa Cruz Mumcipio Valledupar Mumcipio Kano State Mazaman District MaranhSo State Choco Department Kwara State Pangoa D ism a Grajau Mumcipio Rio Sucio Mumcipio Lagos Sute Pichanaü Dism a Laga da Pedra Mumapio Cundinamarca Department Rio Negro District Niger Sute Mata Grosso State Maya Mumcipio Ogim Sute Rio Tambo Disuia Antonio Joâo Mumcipio Guaviare Intendencia Ondo Sute Saupo Distria Campo Grande Mumcipio Miraflores Mumcipio Loreto Department Oyo Sute Cuiabâ Mumapio San J del Guaviare Mumcipio Ucayali Province SUDAN - SOUDAN Diamantino Mumapio Meta Intendencia Contamana Distria Territory South of 12* N. jardim Mumcipio Cabuyaro Mumopio Punis D ism a Territoire situé au sud du 12e N, Nova Mannga Mumapio La Pnmavera Mumopio Madré de Dios Department ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Placido de Castro Mumcipio San Carlos de Guaroa Miinicipio Manu Province Territory North of 10° S Sidrolândia Mumcipio ViUavicencio Mumopio Madré de Dios Distria Territoire situé au nord du 10° S. Sinope Mumcipio Visu Hennosa Mumopio Manu D ism a Teranos Mumcipio Norte de Santander Department Tambopata Province America - Amérique Minas Gerais State Cucuu Mumopio Inamban Distna BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Bon&iopolis Mumcipio Tibu Mumopio Las Piedras Beni Department Francisco Dumont Mumcipio Cucuta Intendencia Tambopau Disma Ballivian Province Mirabeia Mumapio Toledo Mumcipio Puno Department Itenez Province Paracatu Mumapio Putumayo Intendencia Sandia Province Cochabamba Department Unai Mumapio Puerto Asis Mumopio San Juan del Oro D ism a Ayopayo Province P a ra S ta te Santander Department San Roman D ism a Carrasco Province Aleaquer Mumcipio Bucaramanga Mumopio VUcabamba Distria Chapare Province Aimeirim Mumcipio Cimitarra Mumopio San Martin Department La Paz Department Altamira Mumapio El Carmen Mumcipio Huallaga Province Larecaja Province Araguaia Mumcipio Vichada Department Bellavisia D ism a Munllo Province Faro Mumcipio Pto TrujiUo Muniopio Saposoa D ism a N or Yungas Province Monte Alegre Mumcipio Lamas Province Pramha Mumcipio Lamas D ism a Quinuni Province PERU - PÉROU Sud Yungas Province Rendençào Mumcipio Tabalazos District Ayacucho Department Santa Cruz Department Sâo Domingos do Capim Mumcipio Martscal Caceres Province Sen José Porfrno Mumcipio Huanta Province Campanilla District Andres Ibanez Province San José Sant. District Cordillera Province Xinguara Mumapaluy San M artin Province Cuzco Department Florida Province Rondotua State
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