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2008 Monthly Report BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Ministarstvo vanjske trgovine Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic i ekonomskih odnosa Relations Ured za veterinarstvo State Veterinary Office Bosne i Hercegovine of Bosnia and Herzegovina S A R A J E V O S A R A J E V O MONTHLY REPORT ON OCCURRENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Srpska Kostajnica Velika Kladuša Kozarska Dubica Bužim Gradiška Srpski Brod OdžakDomaljevac - Šamac Novi Grad Srbac Cazin Vukosavlje Šamac Orašje Prijedor Srpsko Orašje Krupa na Uni Derventa Modriča Bosanska Krupa Laktaši Pelagićevo Srpski Sanski Most Prnjavor Gradačac Brčko Town Doboj Brčko Sanski Most Bijeljina Bihać Banja Luka Čelinac Doboj IstokGračanica Usora Srebrenik Čelić Doboj Jug Ugljevik Lopare Bosanski Petrovac Tesanj Petrovo Ključ Teočak Teslić Lukavac Tuzla Kotor Varoš Maglaj Sapna Petrovac Kneževo Kalesija Ribnik Zvornik Srpski Drvar Živinice Mrkonjić Grad Dobretići Žepče Banovići Osmaci Drvar Zavidovići Jajce Jezero Šekovići Travnik Zenica Kladanj Šipovo Vlasenica Bratunac Bosansko Grahovo Donji Vakuf Kakanj Vareš Olovo Milici Glamoč Vitez Srebrenica Srspki Kupres Novi Travnik Busovača Han Pijesak Bugojno Visoko Breza Ilijaš Skelani Sokolac Fojnica Kiseljak Kupres Gornji Vakuf VogošćaStari Grad CentarSrpski Stari Grad Kreševo Novi Grad Livno Ilidža Rogatica Prozor Srpska Ilidža Pale Višegrad Hadžići Srpsko Trnovo Pale Tomislav Grad Srpsko Goražde Jablanica Trnovo Goražde Rudo Konjic Srpsko Trnovo Foča Čajniče Posušje North West Kalinovik Srbinje Srpski Mostar Široki Brijeg Grude Old Town South West South East Nevesinje Ljubuški Ćitluk South Gacko Berkovići Čapljina Stolac Bileća Neum Ljubinje Ravno Trebinje May 2008 BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA, 71 000 SARAJEVO, Radićeva br.8/II Telefon : +387 33 258 840 Fax: +387 33 265 620 E – mail: [email protected] Name of diseases Outbreaks Cases Municipality Anthrax 1 1 Grad Banja Luka Rabies 1 1 Doboj 1 1Laktaši 1 1 Šipovo Trichinellosis 1 1 Bratunac 1 1Brčko 1 1Kiseljak 1 1Rogatica Bovine brucellosis 1 1Bijeljina 1 1Derventa 1 3Donji Žabar 2 3 Grad Banja Luka 1 1Gradiška 1 2Kalesija 1 1Kneževo 1 1Kupres 1 3Laktaši 1 1Ribnik 1 2 Srebrenik 2 2Tešanj 1 3Travnik 1 1Zvornik 1 1Žepče Caprine and ovine brucellosis (excluding B. ovis) 5 105 Bijeljina 1 1 Bileća 4 5Brčko 1 1 Čelić 1 1 Čitluk 1 1 Fojnica 18 1463 Grad Banja Luka 1 8Gradačac 4 4Istočno Novo Sarajevo 2 43 Kakanj 4 5Kalesija 1 1Kiseljak 6 132 Livno 1 1Lopare 4 21 Lukavac 13 72 Maglaj 1 40 Modriča 1 1Mostar 1 21 Prijedor 1 3Ribnik 5 54 Srebrenica Name of diseases Outbreaks Cases Municipality 3 128 Srebrenik 2 6Teslić 7 74 Tešanj 1 18 Tomislavgrad 35 828 Travnik 6 28 Tuzla 5 5Ugljevik 2 2Visoko 9 35 Vitez 23 589 Zenica 2 2Zvornik 9 434 Žepče 15 39 Živinice Equine infectious anaemia 2 3Mrkonjić Grad 1 1 Pale 2 0 Šipovo American foulbrood 1 1 Bileća 1 1 Čelinac 1 1 Čitluk 1 1 Grad Banja Luka 3 5Ljubuški 3 3Mostar 1 1Nevesinje 1 1 Široki Brijeg Nosemosis of bees 2 13 Čapljina 2 3 Čitluk 2 4Ljubuški 5 4 Posušje 1 2 Široki Brijeg 2 6Žepče.
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