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39» ANNÉE — 39* YEAR MALADIES QUARANTENAIRES Territoires Infectés Au 18 Juin 1964 Relevé épidém. hebd. 1964, 39, 289-300 N» 25 Wkly Epidem. R ec. ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LÂ SANTÉ WORLD HEALTH ORGANI2ATION GENÈVE GENEVA RELEVÉ ÉPIDÉMIOLOGIQUE HEBDOMADAIRE WEEKLY EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RECORD Notifications et informations se rapportant à i’appiication Notifications under and information on the application o f the du Règlement sanitaire international et notes relatives à la International Sanitary Regulations and notes on current incidence fréquence de certaines maladies of certain diseases Service de la Quarantaine internationale Irdernational Quarantine Service Adresse télégraphique: EPIDNATIONS. GENÈVE Telegraphic address: EPIDNATIONS, GENÈVE 19 JUIN 1964 39» ANNÉE — 39* YEAR 19 JUNE 1964 MALADIES QUARANTENAIRES - QUARANTINABLE DISEASES Territoires infectés au 18 juin 1964 - Infected areas as on 18 June 1964 Notifications reçues aux termes du Règlement sanitaire international Notifications received under the International Sanitary Regulations relating concernant les circonscriptions infectées ou les territoire où la présence to infected local areas and to areas in which the presence of quarantinable de maladies quarantenaires a été signalée (voir page 225). diseases was reported (see page 225). ■ — Circonscriptions ou territoires notifiés aux termes de l’article 3 à la M = Areas notified under Article 3 on the date indicated. date donnée. Autres territoires où la présence de maladies quarantenaires a été notifiée Other areas in which the presence of quarantinable diseases was notified aux termes des articles 4, S et 9 a): under Articles 4, 5 and 9 (a): À s pendant la période indiquée sous le nom de chaque maladie; A — during the period indicated under the heading of each disease; B ~ antérieurement & la période indiquée sous le nom de chaque maladie; B — prior to the period indicated under the heading of each disease; * = territoires nouvellement infectés. * = newly infected areas. PESTE - PLAGUE ÉTATS-UNIS D ’AMÉRIQUE TUyea-Due, Province Hyderabad, District. ■ 7.n.63 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Donduong, District . A 6.VI Karimnagar, District « 13.11 California Ductronfe District . A 13.VI Medak, Disttict . ■ 28.UI 31.V-18.VI Nellore, District . • i3.n San Mateo, County Nizamabad, District ■ 5.XH.63 C o l m a ........................... ■ 26.V CHOLÉRA — CHOLERA Visakhapatnam, District ■ 5.V.63 Afrique — Africa West Godavari, District 31.V-18.VI ■ 27.Xn.59 PÉROU — PERU Piura, Dep. Asie — Asia Assam, State CONGO (LéopoldviUe) Sibsagar, District . 18.IV Huancabamba, Province BIRMANIE — BURMA KivUt Province Huancabamba, District. • B 11.IV AkJrab(PA) Bihar, State Nord’Kivu, District (excl. airport) .... a IO.Vm.63 Bhagalpur, District . ■ 3.vm.63 Lubero, T e r r . ............... B 22.IV A n. — Asia Bassmn ( P ) ................... B 30.V Darbhanga, District ■ 8.IV Moulmein ( P ) ................ a 2aDC.63 Muzaffarpur, District ■ 9.V.61 Orientale^ Province INDE — INDIA Rangoon (PA) (exd. air- Patna, District . * ■ 20.V.63 Kibali‘Ituri, District AntBtra Pradesh, Stale p o r t ) ........................... a 4.VI.63 Pumea, District . ■ 23.XI.63 DJugu, Terr...................... B 4.V Chittoor, District .... a I7.Vin.63 Artdcan, Division Santal Farganas, District ■ 3.Vin.63 Sbahabad, District . • ■ 7.IX.63 Madras, State Akyab, District............... a 20.IX.63 a 30.V.62 Sandoway, Distiict . B30.V SUD-OUEST AFRICAIN Salem, D istrict................ Gujrat, State SOUTH-WEST AFRICA Mysore, State Irrawaddy, Division • Baroda, District .... ■ ll.VI Kolar. D istrict................ a ll.Vn.61 eBassein, District .... A 13.VI * Surat, D istric t.................. ■ ll.VI Ovamboland, District . B 24JII Pegu, Division Kerala, State VIET-NAM, RÉP. DU Trivandrum, District . ■ 5.X.63 VIET-NAM, REP. OF Hanthawaddy, District. A 6.VI Amérique — America D alatC A )....................... A 13.VI Tenassertm, Division Madhya Pradesh, State Bilaspur, District .... ■ 27.V Nhatrang(PA)............... A 13.VI Amherst, District .... A 13.VI S a ^ n ^ A e x d u s) . A 6.VI Raigarh, District .... ■ 29.V BRÉSIL — BRAZIL Thatôn, D.: Thaton . A 6.VI Gia-Dinh, Province Madras, State AlagoaSt State eTanbinh, District .... A I3.VI Karen, State .... a 20.IX.63 Chingleput, District . ■ 30.XL63 Coimbatore, District . ■ 14.DC63 Quebrangulo, Dep. B 31 Jn Khanh-Hoa, Province HONGKONG............... a 30.IV Camlam, District .... A 13.VI Kanyakumari, District . a 28.IX.63 Dien-Rhanh, l^trict . B23.V INDE — INDIA North Arcot, District . ■ 25.X.62 ÉQUATEUR — ECUADOR Ramanathapuram, Vanninb, Dikrict .... B23.V a 5.VI A 6.VI D is tr i^ .......................... ■ 26.X.63 ManabU Proviaa Vmhxuong, Distnet . Calcutta (PA) ‘ ................ a 17.in.S6 South Arcot, District . ■ 31.1.63 Lam-Dong, Province Portoviejo, Canton Andhra Pradesh, State TanJoie, Dutrict .... ■ 10.Vin.63 Baoloc, District .... A 6.VI Chittoor. District .... a 29.H Timnelveli, District . • 10.Vm.63 Poitovirio, Pair. .... ■ l.XH.62 Dilinh, D istrict............... A 6.VI Cuddappab, District . a 10.Vni.63 Guntur, D i^ct .... a 31.X n.S9 Maharashtra, State Sucrct Canton Phuoc^Jhuy, Province A 13.VI Ahmednagar, District . « ■ l.Vn.63 Bahia de Caraquez» Parr. B 29.n «Ducthanh, District . ^ A Texclusion de la dreonsoiption de Akola, District.................. B 28.m Qiarapoto» Pan. .... ■ lJcn.62 Tây^Ninh, Province I'airopoit de Dum-Dum. — Exduding Amraoti, District .... ■ 14.V San Vicoite, Pan. ■ Phuorainh, District . B30.V loca] area of Dum Dum airport. Aurangabad, District . ■ 18.111 - 290 - Bhîr» District................... ■ 19.X.63 Pampanga, Province . a 9.V COLOMBIE — COLOMBIA DAHOMEY Buldhana, District . , ■ 14.ni Rîzal, Prov. (excl. Manila CaldaSt Dep, Centre Dip, Prif. a 6.VH.63 East Khandesh» District . ■ 13.Vn.63 (A ))............................... La Noicasia. M................ B 5 Jn Abomey, Circ. mid. A 2.VI Kolaba, District .... ■ 27.Y Rizal,Prov.:Caloocan . a 13.VIL63 * Zagoanado, Circ. méd. Putumayo, Comlsaria A 2.VI Na^ur, District .... ■ 14.V Mindanao, Group Ratnagiri, District. ■ 3.VI Puerto Asis, M................. B27JOI ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ 2LV.57 Lanao dd Sur, Province . a 2.V Satara North, District. > 16.Xn.63 Santander, Dep. Zamboanga del Norte, GABON Satara South, District . ■ 16.V ■ 16.V Puerto Wildies, M. B 22.1 Tbana, District............... B 30.V P ro v ............................ N’Gounii, Rigion . A23.V Zamboanga del Norte, B I6.V West Khandesh. District. ■ 3.m a 16.V Ogoout-Maritime, Région Yeotmal. District . ■ 25.V P tov.: Dapitan .... PÉROU — PERU Ogoooé-Moyen, Région . A 23.V Mysorty State Huamico, Dep, THAÏLANDE — THAILAND GHANA Belgama, D istrict. B 2.V Huamalies, Province Northern Region Bijapur, District . ■ 24.m Bangkok (excl. PA) . A 6.VI Monzon. District .... B i 8 .m Goilja, D istrict............... 27.IV Chilaldrug. District . ■ 25.V N al^on Ratchsima, Pro- Leàncio Prado, Province Dharwar, District . ■ 5 .in v in c e ........................... B 30.V « Gulbai^a, District. m 11.VI Phitsnulok, Province . B30.V Damaso Baraua, District A20.V GUINÉE — GUINEA Kolar, District............... ■ i.v Phuket, Province .... B23.V José Crcspo y Castillo» D. A 3.V Boffa, R é g io n ................ A23.V Mandya, District . ■ 21.1V SomutPrakan, Province . a 24.VII.63 Padre Luyando, District . A 8.IV * Macenta, Région .... A 6.VI Raichur, District . ■ U.VI *Samut Sakhon, Province . A13.VI Rupa-Rupa» District. « * A 12.IV Tèlimélè, Région .... A23.V ♦ Trat, Province............... A 6.VI Tumkur, District . ■ 22.U Junin, Dep. KENYA OrîssOy State Joida, Prov. Central Region Balasore, District . a 1.XII.61 VIET-NAM, RÉP. DU VIET-NAM, REP. OF Satipo» D istrict............... A 19.V Nairobi (excl. airport) A 13.VI Cuttack, District . • 8.11.38 Kiambu, District .... A23.V Ganjam, District . i ■ 30.Vn.62 Danang (Tourane) (P) . B 30.V Tarma, Prov. Koraput, District . B 9.V Nhatrang (PA) .... A 13.VI San Ramon, District . B 31.1 Eastern Region . B 2.V Puri, D istrict.................. ■ 14.IU Saigon (PA) (aéroport ex- Nyansa, Region . A 13.VI A 13.VI Sundergarh, District . a 29.11 clu) ......... * Central Nyanza, District A 13. VI Ba-Xuyen, Province . A 13.VI VENEZUELA Tripura, Territory . ■ 25.V.59 B 30.V Bolivar, State Kisii, D is tr ic t................ A 23.V Binh-Long, ftovince . North Nyanza, District . A23.V Uttar Pradesh, State Binh-Thuan, Prov. : A 13.VI Caroni, District «... B 1 7 .n Banaras (Varanasi), Binh-Tuy, Prov.: Rift Valley, Region . A30.V D istric t................... a 20.V Hamian, D ................... B 30.V Koricho, District .... A23.V Basti, District . , ■ I2.XI.63 Darlac, Province .... A13.VI VARIOLE — SMALLPOX Laikipia, District .... A30.V Lucknow, District . a 27.XI.63 Dinh-Tuong, Province . A 13.V1 Western Region . B 25.1V A 13.VI 17.V-18.VI West Bengal, State Gocong, Province . Khanh-Hoa, Prov.: Afrique — Africa LIBÉRIA — LIBERIA . a 15.ni,5! Burdwan, District , . a 6.n.S8 Dien-Khanh, D. A 6.VI Hooghly, District , , . ■ 3.m.63 Ninh-Hoa, D................ A 13.VI MALI Howrah, District . ■ 9.U1.62 AFRIQUE DU SUD Gao, Région Phulam, D .................... B 30.V SOUTH AFRICA Malda, District. ■ 2.XI.63 ♦ Vanninh, D ........................ A 13.VI Gao, Cercle ................... A 17.V Midnapur, District . ■ 10.V1I1.63 Port Elizabeth (P) . B 13.V Vlnhxuong, D ................... A 13.VI Kayes, Région Murshidabad, District . ■ 24.UI.63 . A 13.VI Ninh-Thuan, Province Cape, Province Bafoulabé, Cercle .... A24.V Nadia, District .... ■ 7.III.63 Quang-Nam, Province . A 13.VI 24-Parganas, District . a 25.U.63 Albany, District .... B 2.IV Kita, C rade ................... A3I.V Quang-Ngai, Province . A 13.VI Alexandria, District . « • B 2.IV Quang-Tri, Province , , B 30.V Humansdotp, District . B 7.IV Mopti, Région INDONÉSIE — INDONESIA Tây-Ninh, Province . A 13. VI Port Elizabeth, District . B 7.1V DJoni^ C ercle................ A24.V Thua-Thiên, Prov,: Uitenhago, District . B 1 7 .m Mopti, C r a d e ................ A24.V Sulawesi, Province H u é ................................... A 13.VI Tenenkou, Crade .... A 7.VI Selajar, Regency .... B 22.U Huongdien, D ................... B 30.V Nattû, Prmittce Ségou, Région Huong-Thuy, D.
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