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Territoires Supprimés De La Liste Des Territoires Infectés Ehtre Les 9 Et 15 Juillet 1965 Areas Removed from the Infected Area List Between 9 and 15 July 1965 — 352 Kamal, District . a 29.V Murshidabad, District. a 23.XD.58 Peshawar, Division Amérique — America Mohindergarh, District a 16.11 24-Parganas, District . ■ 28.X.62 Hazara, District .... B 22.V Patiala, District . ■ 15.1 Purulia, District .... a ll.VI Rohtak, District . a 9.IV Rawalpindi, Division BOLIVIE — BOLIVIA . B 19.XII.M Gujrat, District............... B 8.V Rajasthan, State INDONÉSIE — INDONESIA Rawalpindi, D. (oxcl. Rawalpindi (A )). B 17,1V ÉQUATEUR — ECUADOR Bikaner, District . ■ 21.XI.64 Palembang ( P ) ............... a 1.VN.61 Churn, District .... a 21.XI.64 Sargodha, Division Canar, Province Jhalawar, District. a 3,1V Djawa-Barat, Province Jhang, D istrict................ B 22.V Bibiitm, Canton Sirohi, District .... a 12.XII.64 Bandung, Regency . a 13JC.62 Udaipur, District . « 21.XI.64 Mianwali, District. B l.V Biblian, Parr..................... B 3.IV Indramaju, Regency . a 12.XI.62 «Sargodha, D. (excl. Sar­ Purwakarta, Regency . a 12.XI.62 godha (A)) ................A26.VI Canar, Canton Tripura, Territory . ■ 8.m Tanggerang, Regency . a 14.XI.62 Canar, P a r r .................... B 3,IV Tasikmalaja, Regency . a 12.XI.62 Tjiamis, Regency .... a 12.XI.62 YEMEN Uttar Pradesh, State PÉROU — PERU Djawa-Tlmur, Province Hodeida ( P A ) ................ B 16.1.63 Aligarh, District . ■ 25.1 Huanuco, Dep. Allahabad, District . ■ 30.xn.57 Bangkalan, Regency . ■ 20.IV.64 Hodeida, Province Huamalies, Prov. Almora, District . a 5.VI A b s e .............................. B 14.1.63 Azamgarh, District . a 5.XN.64 Sumatera-Selatan, Province Llata, D is tric t............... B 24.IV Bahraich, District . a 5.XN.64 Ogan dan Komering Hilir, Sana,Prov. (Northern Sector of) B allia. District .... a 10.IV Regency....................... • 1.VH.61 H a y m a .......................... B 9.VII.64 Banaras (Varanasi), D. a 8.1 Palembang, Regency . a 1.VN.61 Asie — Asia Banda, District .... a 31.V Palembang, Municipality a 1.VN.61 Basti, District .... a 26.XII.64 YEMEN Bijnor, District .... a 29.XI.62 Sumatera-Tengah, Province Bulandshahr, District . a 5.V.63 Pesisir Selatan, Regency . a 9.X. 64 TYPHUS À POUX t Sana, Province Deoria, District . ■ l.V LOUSE-BORNE TYPHUS FEVER f Faizabad, District . A 26.VI Sanhan1 ....................... B 9.X.63 Garhwal, D istrict. a 5.XN.64 NÉPAL — NEPAL 13. VI-15. VII Ghazipur, District. a 2S.N Europe Gonda, District . a 12.XN.64 Katmandu (A ) ............... n 22.V.63 Afrique — Africa Gorakhpur, District . A 3.VII Hamirpur, District . a 22.V Hardoi, District. a 19.XN.64 PAKISTAN AFRIQUE DU SUD YOUGOSLAVIE — YUGOSLAVIA Jaunpur, District . A 19.VI SOUTH AFRICA Jhansi, District .... ■ 10.IV Karachi (PA) (excl. A) , Bosnie & Herzégovine A 19. VI Cape, Province Kanpur, District . A 26.VI Peshawar ( A ) ............... B 22.V Banja Luka, District. A 14.VI Lucknow, District . a 11.X.58 Glen Grey, District . B 30.IV Meerut, District . a 8.1.62 East Pakistan Mirzapur, District. B 5.VI Chittagong, Division 1 Village 70 kms south of Sana. Muzaffamagar, District a 20.m Commilla (Tippera), D. B 12. VI BURUNDI Pratabgarh, District. a 24.1V Saharanpur, District . a S.Xn.64 Khulna, Division Bujumbura, Sect. méd. B 4.VI Shahjahanpur, District a 5.XH.64 (excl. Bujumbura (PA)) FIÈVRE RÉCURRENTE À POUX ft Sitapur, District . a 22.XI.57 Bakarganj (Barisal), D. A 19. VI Sultanpur, District . a 1S.XI.60 Jessore, District .... B 29.V Bururi, Prov., Sect, LOUSE-BORNE RELAPSING FEVER ff m é d , ................... B 4.VI Tehri Garhwal, District a 30.1 West Pakistan Uharkashi, District . ■ 27.HI Muramvya, Province 20.VI-15.VII Unnao, District . ■ 15.V.59 Khalrpur, Division Sukkur, District .... B 17.IV Muramvya, Sect. méd. B 28.V Afrique — Africa Sukkur, D.: Sukkur . B 5.VI Mwaro, Sect. méd. B ll.VI West Bengal, State Lahore, Division ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ 17.IX.60 Bankura, District . a 23.1 ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA a 17.DC.60 (excl. Addis Ababa & Asmara) Birbhum, District. a 26.XU.64 Lahore, D. (excl. Lahore (A)) ........................... (excl. Addis Ababa & Asmara) Burdwan, District . ■ 1J.V B22.V Addis Ababa (A) . , . B 19.VI Hooghly, District . a 26.1 * Sheikhupura, District . A 26.VI Addis Ababa (A) .... A 19.VI Howrah, District . a 20.1.56 Sialkot, D.: Sialkot. B22.V Jalpaiguri, District . a 12.IV t Deux cas ou plus au cours d'une f t Deux cas ou plus au cours d'une Malda, District. a 16.1 Multan, Division période de quatre semaines. — Two or période de trois semaines. — Two w Midnapur, District . a 23.XN.62 Multan, District .... A 19.VI more cases during a four-week period. more cases during a three-week period Territoires supprimés de la liste des territoires infectés eHtre les 9 et 15 juillet 1965 Areas removed from the infected area list between 9 and 15 July 1965 PESTE — PLAGUE PAKISTAN TANZANIE, RÉP. UNIE DE Mysore, State TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Asie — Asia East Pakistan Bidar, District Dacca, Division Tanganyika Chitaldrug, District VIET-NAM, RÉP. DU Dodoma, Region Kolar, District Faridpur, District Tanga, Region Mandya, District VIET-NAM, REP. OF THAÏLANDE — THAILAND Mysore, District Nhatrang (PA) ZAMBIE — ZAMBIA Samut Soogkhram, Prov. Luapula, Province Khanh-Hoâ, Province Unga, Area Uttar Pradesh, State Camlan, District Agra, District Dienkhanh, District VARIOLE — SMALLPOX Amérique — America Bareilly, District Vanninh, District Budaun, District Afrique — Africa BRÉSIL — BRAZIL Long-Khanh, Province Rio de Janeiro, State Chamoli, District Dehra Dun, District Xuanloc, District GAMBIE — GAMBIA Macaé, Dep. Farrukhabad, District Nova Friburgo, Dep. Gambia, Protectorate Fatehpur, District Teresopolis, Dep. Mathura, District MacCarthy I., Division Très Rios, Dep, CHOLÉRA — CHOLERA Moradabad, District OUGANDA — UGANDA Asie — Asia Pithoragarh, District Asie — Asia Rae Bareli, District Eastern Province INDE — INDIA Rampur, District INDE — INDIA Busoga, D. (excl. Mbale) Maharashtra, State Amraoti, District Mysore, State Northern Province Parbhani, District West Bengal, State Belgaum, District Karamoja, District Wardha, District West Dinajpur, District.
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