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WklyEpidem Rec ‘ No 3 3 - 17 August 1990 - 255 - Relevé éptdém hobd N° 33 - 17 août 1990 2 newborns, 8 children and 1 adult. Overall, 72% of suspect cases 1 adulte. Dans l’ensemble, 72% des cas suspects ont été diagnostiqués were diagnosed among individuals of less than 20 years. This chez des moins de 20 ans. Ce tableau épidémique est d'autant plus epidemic pattern is of concern as Pacific island countries may préoccupant que les îles du Pacifique risquent désormais d’être confron­ now be facing simultaneous transmission of different serotypes in tées à la transmission simultanée de différents sérotypes lors de flambées more frequent outbreaks with an increasing proportion of severe plus fréquentes, avec une proportion croissante de cas hémorragiques haemorrhagic cases. graves. (Based on/D’après: A report from the South Pacific Commission/Un rapport de la Commission du Pacifique Sud.) Infected Areas as on 16 August 1990 — Zones infectées au 16 août 1990 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No 27, page 212 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N° 27, page 212. X Newly reported areas - Nouvelles zones PLAGUE - PESTE BRAZIL-BRÉSIL BURUNDI Dutsin-Ma Africa — Afrique Bahia State Bubanza Province Funtua Bubanza Arrondissement K aisin a MADAGASCAR Birtunga Mumcipio Candeal Mumcipio Cibitoke Arrondissement Malumfashi Antananarivo Province Bujumbura Province Zana Ambatolampy £ Pré/. Central Mumcipio Coneeiçâo Mumcipio Bujumbura Arrondissement SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Anjozorobe £ Pré/. B ururi Province SÂO TOMÊ-ET-PRINCIPE Antananarivo £ P ré/ Feira de Santana Mumcipio Iraquara Mumcipio Makamba Arrondissement SIq Tomé Antananarivo Distria Rumongc Arrondissement Antani/otsy £ P ré/ Irecê Muniapio TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Itaberaba Mumcipio Guega Province Antsirabe I £ P ré/ TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Jussara Mumcipio Gitega Arrondissement Antsirabe U £ P réf Kilimanjaro Region Reurolandia Mumcipio Ambodiala District . CAMEROON - CAMEROUN Mosbi Distria Riachâo do Jacuipe Mumcipio Ambohitsjmanova District Prvtnce de TExtrémeSord Mwanga Disma Senhor do Bonfim Mumcipio Ampasatanety District Logone-et-Chari Dépanement Same Dismet Serrinba Muniapio Manandona District Province Littoral Smgida Region Teofilindia Muniapio Soamndranny District Moungo Dépanement Singida District Paraiba State Woun Département Tsarofara District ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Vinamnkarena Distria Araba Muniapio CÔTE D’IVOIRE Haut Zaïre Province Anvontm am o £ P ré/ Barra de S. 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Pré/ San Gregono District LIBERIA - LIBÉRIA Delhi Territory Ambondronu50tra District San Miguel District Bong County Karnataka (Mysore) State Andrefambohitra District San Pablo Province Montserrado County Bangalore Disma Bevonotany District San Luts Disma Chitradurga District Soamherenana District MALAWI Piura Department Gulbarga District Ambûhimahasoa £ Préf Central Région Ayabaca Province Hassan District Manandroy District Lilongwe District Canales District Kolar District Atnbosilra £ Pré/ Southern Région Lagunas District Maharashtra State Ambatomarina District Montero District MAU Ambohimahazo District Nagpur District Paimas Distria Kayes Région Tamil Nadu State Ambovombe Centre Sapiilica Disma Kayes Cercle Chmgleput District Andina District Suyo Disma Kcuhkoro Région Madras City Anjoma N'Ankona District Httancabamba Province Nara Cercle Madurai Dismet Anjomà Navona District C de la Frontera Disma MAURITANIA - MAURITANIE Pudukkottai District Ankazoambo District Canchaque Distria Ivaio District Nouakchott Dismet Thanjavur Dismet Huancabamba Disma V* Région Tiruchirapalli District Ivony Distria Piura Province Hodh el Chargui TirunelvelU Disma „Isiaw-yofcumejM. 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OF Bengo Province Sofala Province TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Beira City Hulu Sungai Uiara Regency Benguela Province Tabalong Regency Tanga Region Huambo Province Tele Province Lusboto District Moatize District Maluku Province H uila Province Maluku Tengab Regency Tanga Disma Kuando-Kubango Province Tete City X Zambezia Province . Sumatera Boxât Province ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Kunene Province Solok Regency Haut-Zaïre Province Kvumza-Noru Province NIGER Kmmza-Sul Province MALAYSIA - MALAISIE Mahagi Zone Admmistrauve Maradi Département Luanda Province Peninsular Malaysia America - Amérique Luanda, Cap NIGERIA-NIGERIA Kelatuan State BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Malange Province Bendel State Bachok District La Paz Department Namibe Province Bomadi Kota Bharu District Franz Tamayo Province Uige Province Rivers State Tumpat Disma Sud Yungas Province Zaïre Province Yenogoa Puchang State Valle Grande Province Soyo Municipality Kaduna State Tcmerloh District Wkly Epidem Rec No 3 3 -1 7 August 1990 - 256 - Relevé épidém hebd N °3 3 - 17 août 1990 Selangor S ta te America - Amérique Faro Mumcipio Maranura Distna Hulu Langat D istn a BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Monte Alegre Mumcipio Santa Ana D istna Prainha Mumcipio Huanuco Department Terenggunu State Bau Department Rcndençâo Mumapio Huamahes Province Besit/Setiu D istna Balhvian Province Sio Domingos do Capun Mumcipio Monzon Distna Sabah Itenez Province Sen. José Porfiiio Mumcipio Leonao Prado Province Kenwgau Distna Cochabamba Department Xmguara Municipality Aloma Robles Dismet Kinabatangan D istn a Ayopayo Province Rondoma State Kota Kinabalu District Carrasco Province Aucayaai Distria Cacoal Mumcipio Kunak District Chapare Province JG Castcllo District Roraima Territory Labuk Sugut District La Paz Department Leoncio Prado Distna Lahad Datu Larecaja Province Bonfim Mumcipio Monzon Distna Garimpo Mutum Mumcipio P. Luyando District Nabawan District Murillo Province Maloca Caju Mumcipio Rupa Rupa District Penampang District Nor Yungas Province Sandakan District Quinuni Province Maraüon Province COLOMBIA - COLOMBIE Scmporna District Sud Yungas Province Çholon District Tambunan District Santa Cruz Department Anùoquia Department Junin Department Tawau Distria Andrés Ibanez Province Anon Municipio Chanchamayo Province Taraza Mumcipio Chanchamayo Distna NEPAL-NÉPAL Cordillera Province Yondo Mumcipio Perene Distna Kathmandu Distria Florida Province Arauca Jntendencia San Luis Sevaro District VIETNAM Guuérrez Province Icbilo Province Axauca M umapio Vüoc Dismet Bïnh Tri Thiên Province Saravena Mumcipio Satipo Promue Nghia Bmh Province Boyaca Department Covinali Distna Phù Khânh Province BRAZIL - BRESIL Chita Mumapio Mazaman Distna Oceania — Océanie Amapd Ternary Puerto Boyaca Mumcipio Pangoa Distria Macapa Mumapio Caquetd Intendenaa Pichanah District FEDERATED STATES OF MICRO­ Amazonas State Belén de los Andaquies Mumcipio Rio Negro D istn a NESIA Canutama Municipio El Doneeilo Mumcipio Rio Tambo District ÉTATS FÉDÉRÉS DE MICRONÉSIE Joâo Figueiredo Mumcipio San Vicente del Caguân M umapio Sanpo Disma Truk State Manaquiri Mumcipio Casanare Intendenaa Loreto Department Manaus Mumapio Hato Corozal M umapio YELLOW FEVER - FIÈVRE JAUNE Ucayali Province Maraâ Muqiapio Tamara Mumapio Comamana Distria Africa - Afrique Nova Oliuda do Norte Municipio Yopai M um apio Purus Distna ANGOLA Novo Airâo Municipio Cesar Department Madré de Dios Department Bengo Province Tefé Municipio Valledupar Mumapio Manu Province Luanda Province Urucara Mumcipio Choco Department Madré de Dios Distna GAMBIA - GAMBIE Goias State Rio Suao Mumcipio Manu Distna Upper River Division - Alto Parai so Municipio Cundmamarca Department Tambopata Province GUINEA - GUINÉE Bela Vista Mumcipio Maya Mumcipio Inamban Distna Caiaponia Mumapio Guaviare Intendenaa Siguin Région Las Piedras Damolândia Muxuapio Miraflorcs Mumcipio Tambopau Distna MAU Formosa Mumcipio San Juan del Guaviare Municipio Puno Department Kayes Région Goias VeLho Munîapio Meta Intendenaa Sandia Province Kita Cercle Mara Rosa Mumcipio Cabuyaro Mumcipio San Juan dd Oro Distna Kouhkoro Région Nova Cnxas Municipio La Pnmavera M umapio San Roman Distna Dioüa Cercle Planaluna Mumapio San Carlos de Guaroa Mumcipio Vilcabamba D istna Kangaba Cercle Santa Cruz
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