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Infected Areas As on 5 April 1984 — Zones Infectées Au 5 Avril 1984 Wkty Eptdem Bec No. 14-6 April 1984 - 107 - Relevé épùUm. hebd. ; N° 14 - 6 avril 1984 Infected Areas as on 5 April 1984 — Zones infectées au 5 avril 1984 For catena used in compiling this List, see No, 12, page 92 - Les critères appliques pour la compilation de cette liste sont puBliés dans le N° 12, page 92. X Nçwly reported areas - Nouvelles zones signalées, PLAGUE - PESTE BURUNDI Karnataka (Mysore) State PHILIPPINES Africa - Afrique Bujumbura Province Bangalore District Allan Province Bellary Distnct MADAGASCAR Bujumbura Arrondissement Cebu Province Bururi Province Bidar Distnct Antananarivo Province CotaBato Province Rumonge Arrondissement Qukmagalur Distnct Davao City Antananarivo' Ville Outradurga Distnct 3e Arrondissement CAMEROON, REPUBLIC OF Dodo Province Kolar D istn a Laguna Province Arivommamo S. Préf CAMEROUN, RÉPUBLIQUE DU Mandya Distnct Manalalondo District Province Littoral Manila Metro Mysore Distnct Misamis Oriental Province Avaradrano 5 Préf. Mungo Département Kanflffl D istrifl Masindray District Ekom-Nkam Arrondissement Mountain Province Maharashtra State Palawan Province Ramvohura S. Préf. Melong Arrondissement Akola Distnct Antananarivo I Province Nord Quezon Province Aurangabad Distnct Samar Province Antananarivo 111 Bénoué Département Ratnagin Distna Antananarivo Faha 11 Garoua Arrondissement Sulu Province Sangh District Tamhnanga del Norte Province Soovinandriana S. Préf Province Ouest Thana D ia n a Ampdy District Haut’Nkam Département Wharda Distnct X Antanetibe District fiaiàng Arrondissement Tamil Nadu State THAILAND - THAÏLANDE Mahavelooa District GHANA Chingleput Dismct Ayutthaya Province Lat Bua Luang D istna Soavmandnana District Brong-ABafo Region Madias Corporation Tstroanomandtdy S. Préf Central Region Madurai D istria Uthai Distna Mahasolo District North Arcot D istna Wang Noi District Eastern Region Bangkok Metropolis Fianarantsoa Province Greater Accra (ex d PA) Region PiiHnlckftftat District Ambatqfmandrahana S. Préf Salem Distnct Bang Kapt D istna Volta Region Bang Khen District AmBondroousotra District Western Region South Arcot District Soavina District Thanjavur D istna Bangkok N oi D istria Ambohimahasoa S Préf IVORY COAST - CÔTE DTVOffiE Tirudurapalli Distna Dusil Distna Amhohimahasna District Departement de l'Ouest Uuar Pradesh State Huai Khwang D istria Ambosura S. Préf Man S. Préfecture Agin D ia n a Khlong San D istna AmBohunahazo District KENYA Aligarh D istna Min Bun Distna AmBosura Duma Nyanza Province AllahaBad D ia n a Pathum Wan D istna AmBovomBre Centre Kisumu D istnct Bara Banki D istn a Phaya Thai D istn a Andina District Deoria D iana Phra Khanong D istna South Nyanza District Pom Prap Sattru Phai Distna Qaka Centre Western Province Etawah D istna lvato Distna Busia District Gonda D istna Rat Burana D istn a Mianna-Avaratra District Talmg Chan D istna LIBERIA - LIBÉRIA Gorakhpur D istna Tsarasaotra District Kanpur D istna Thon Bun Distna Fandnana S. Préf. Bong County Lucknow D istria Yan Nawa Distna X Tsaraza2a District Grand Gedeh County Mathura D istna Chatyaphum Province Maryland County Muzapur District Ban Khwao Distria TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Montserrado County Moradabad District Chon Burt Province TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Sinoe County Muzzafemagar D istria Rang 1 aiming District Tanga Region MOZAMBIQUE Pratapgarh D istn a Choo Bun Distna Lushoto District Cabo Delgado Province Saharanpur D istna Kalasin Province ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Unnao Distna Kalasin D istna Mecufî Distnct Nakhon Nayok Province PemBa District Varanasi IVrtriet Haut-Zaïre Province NakBon Nayok Distna Gaza Province West Bengal Slate Calcutta Corporation Nakhon Ratchasima Province America - Amérique Chibuîo District Khnn BlUl DlSUlCt Inhambane Province Malriwn Ratrhasima nm net BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE X Maxixe Distnct La Paz Department X Pak Chong Distnct Maputo Province INDONESIA - INDONÉSIE Franz Tamayo Province Nonthaburi Province Boane Distnct Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Bang Kruai D istna BRAZIL - BRÉSIL Maputo City Jakarta Bara: (West) Municipality Bang Yai D istna Baiua State Sofala Province Jakarta Pusat (Central) Municipality NonthaBun Distna Caem Mumcipio BeiraCity (excL Kemayoran airport) Pak Kret District Riachân do Jacuipc Mumapio Inhamaianda District Jakarta Timur (East) Municipality Paihum Thom Province Santa Luz Municipio NIGERIA- NIGERIA (exd. Halim Perdana Kusunta airport) Khlong Luang Distnct Santa Tcrezmha Mumcipio Aceh Autonomous Area Paihum Tham D istria Sernnha Mumcipio Anambra State Ikwo Local Goverment Area Aceh Barat Regency Pheichabun Province Valenle Mumcipio Aceh Besar Regency Baa Laem Distnct Vitona da Conquis ta Mumcipio Cross River Slate Calabar Municipality Aceh Tenggara Regency Ban Lat Distnct Cearà State Lagos State Aceh Uiara (P) Regency PheichaBun Distna Aratuba Mumapio Niger State Banda Aceh Municipality Rayong Province Guaraciabâ do Norte Mumcipio Pidie Regency Rayong Distnct Ipu Mumcipio RWANDA J a m Barat Province Samut Pridian Province Ipueuas Mumcipio Cyangugu Region Cirebon Regency x Bang Phil Distna Maianguape Mumcipio Gisenyï Région Purwakarta Regency Phra Prariaeng D istna Mulungu Mumcipio SOUTH AFRICA Serang Regency Samut Prakan D istna Pacou Mumcipio AFRIQUE DU SUD Sumedang Regency Samut Sakhon Province Samut Sakhon D istna PaLmâeia Mumcipio SWAZILAND J a m Tengah Province Poonga Mumopio Banyumas Regency Samut Songkhram Province Redençâo Mumcipio South East Area Ctlacap Regency Samut Songkhram D istna Sào Bcnediio Mumcipio TANZANIA, UNITED REP, OF Jepara Regency Saraburi Province Tianguâ Mumcipio TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Kendal Regency Nong Khae Distria Minas Gerais State Arusha Region Pemalang Regency SaraBun District Coronel Muna Mumcipio Arumeru District Semarang Municipality RuBelita Mumcipio Arusha Distnct Semarang Regency VIETNAM ECUADOR - ÉQUATEUR Coast Region Jam Timur Province Binh Tn Thicn Province Chimborazo Province Bagamayo District Gresik Regency Hai Phong Province Alausi Canton Irtnga Region Lamongan Regency Hô Chi Minh Yille Innga District Surabaya Municipality Mrnh Hai Province PERU - PÉROU Morogoro Region Tulungagung Regency Pbù Khàoh Province Cajamarca Department Kilosa District Kalimantan Tengah Province Quang Ninh Province Chuta Province Morogoro Distnct Barilo Hulu Regency Tien* G tang Province Pmra Department Tanga Region Banto Utara Regency Huancabamba Province Lushoto District Guaung Mas Regency IV—aw . IVAiiiU Huancabamba District Kotawanngtn Tunur Regency Z A IR E -ZAÏRE TRUST TERRITORY OF THE Asia - Asie Kalimantan Timur Province Kivu Province Samannda Municipality PACIFIC ISLANDS VIETNAM ShaBa Province Maluku Province TERRITOIRES SOUS TUTELLE Dac Lac Province ZAMBIA - ZAMBIE AmBon (P) Municipality d e s I l e s d u p a c i f i q u e Gia-Lai-CôogTum Province Luapula Province Maluku Tengah Regency - Truk S u it 14m Dôog Province KawamBwa D istna Maluku Tenggara Regency Phu Khanb Province Mwcnse Distnct Maluku Utara Regency (excL port) Nchelenge Distnct Nusatenggara Barat Province Northern Province LomBok Barat Regency Kaputa District LomBok Tengah Regency YELLOW FEVER - FIÈVRE JAUNE CHOLERA - CHOLÉRA LomBok Timur Regency Africm - Afrique A sm -A sk Africa - Afrique Nusatenggara Timur Province CAMBIA - GAMBIE INDU-INDE Alor Regency ALGESIA - ALGÉRIE Bclu Regency Upper River Division Annaba Wüaya Andhra Pradesh State Hyderabad District Flores Tunur Regency GHANA Tizi Ouzou Wilaya Delhi Territory Kupang Regency (P) Northern Begun BENIN - BÉNIN Haryana State Sumatera Selatan Province Bole Duuna Atlantique Province Rohtak District Ogan Komenng Hit Regency West Gonj» D isinci WktyEpidem. Réc:No. 14-6 Apnl 1984 108 - Relevé épidim. hebd. N° 14 - 6avnl 1984 NIGERIA - N1GÉR1A Cochabamba Department Xuguara Municipality Junin Department Carrasco Province RondoniaState Sanpo Province Kaduna State Covinali Distnct Lagos State Chapare Province Cacoal Mumapio La Paz Department Roraima Territory Mazaman District SUDAN - SOUDAN Larecaja Province Garimpo Mutum Mumapio Saüpo Distnct Nor Yungas Province Loreto Department Temtory South o f 12* M Alto Amazonas Province Territoire situé au sud du 12* N. Sud Yungas Province COLOMBIA - COLOMBIE Santa Cruz Department Morona Distnct Catjuetâ Imendenaa Loreto Pronnce UPPER VOLTA Andrés IBafiez Province Belén de los Andaquies Mumapio HAUTE VOLTA Cordillera Province Tigre District San Vicente del Caguàn Mumcipio Macai Castilla Province Bagré Florida Province Cesar Department Bittou Gutierrez Province Xaquerana District X Valledupar Munidpio Madré de Dios Department Comy-Yanga Ichilo Province Cundinamarca Department Fada N*Goumka Cerde Manu Province BRAZIL - BRÉSIL Maya Mumapio Madré de Dios Distnct Houndé Meta Intendenua Koupda Amazonas State Tambopata Province Joio Figueiredo Mumapio Cabuyaro Mumapio TamBopata Distnct Manga Ceide La Pnmavera Mumapio M atialrnali Maraba Mumapio San Martin Department Télé Mumcipio San Carlos de Guaraa Mumapio Huallaga Province Ouargaye SuBdivision Santander Department Tenlcodogo Cercle Maranhdo State Bellavista District Grmau Muniapio X Bucaramanga San Pedro Distnct ZAÏRE - ZAÏRE Lago da Pedra Munidpio Lamas Province San José de Stsa Distnct Territory North o f 10* S. M ato Grosso State ECUADOR - ÉQUATEUK Territoire situé au nord du 10* S. Antonio Joào Mumapio Manscai Cocer es Province Ûunpo Grande Muoiapio Pastaza Province Juaqiu District CuiaBâ Munidpio Curaçay Parish Tocache Distnct Jaidim Mumapio San Martin Province America - Amérique Sidrolândia Mumcipio PERU - PÉROU Tarapoto District BOLIVIA-BOLIVIE Tétanos Muniapio Cuzco Department Tingp de Ponasa District Bern Department
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