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Territoires Snpprimés De La Liste Des Territoires Infectés Entre Les 3 Et 9 Novembre 1967 Areas Removed from the Infected Area List Between 3 and 9 November 1967 508 Djakarta airport . ■ 14.IX.66 East Pakistan Sargodha, Division ÉQUATEUR — ECUADOR Djakarta-Baral (West), Chittagong, Division Regency................. ■ 14.DC.66 Jhang, D istrict.......................26.VIII Âzuay, Province Djakarta-Selatan Chittagong, District . 5.VIII X Lyallpur, D. Cuenca. C a n to n ...................16.IX (South), Regency . ■ 31.VII Commilla (Tippera), D. 22.V1I (excl. Lyallpur (A)) . 9.IX Djakaria-Pusat (ex- Noakhali, District . 5.VIH Sargodha, District . 2.IX Chimborazo, Province Ten gah) (Central), Sylhet, District .... 29.VII AJausi, C anton.......................2.IX Regency.................. a 31.V1I Riobamba, Canton . 26.VIII Djakarta-Timur (East), Dacca, Division Regency................ ■ 31. VII Dacca, District ..... 5.VHI Djakarta-Utara Mymensingh, District . 5.VIII MEXIQUE — MEXICO (North), Regency . ■ 14.IX.66 Palembang ( P ) ............. ■ 1.VU.61 Khulna, Division Mexico, State Djawa-Barat, Province TYPHUS À POUXt Bakerganj, District . • . 14.X Atlacomulco, Mun..................19.VÜ1 LOUSE-BORNE TYPHUS FEVERf Bandung, Regency . ■ 13.X.62 Jessore, District .... 5.VIII Oaxaca, State Indramaju, Regency . a 12.XI.62 Khulna, District Krawang, Regency . ■ 22.VI (excl. Chaîna (P)) . 22.v n San Juan Ozolotepec, Purwakarta, Regency . ■ 12.XI.62 Kushtia, District .... 5.VI1I Mun..................................... 19. Vm Sukabumi, Regency . a l l .VIII Afrique — Africa Tanggerang, Regency . a 14.XI.62 Rajshahi, Division Tasikmalaja, Regency . a 12.X1.62 PÉROU — PERU Tjiamis, Regency . a 12.XI.62 Bogra, D istrict............... 29.vn Tjiandjur, Regency . a 10.VIII Dinajpur, District . s .v n i AFRIQUE DU SUD 1 Ancash, Dep. Djawa-Tengah, Province SOUTH AFRICA 1 Recuay, Province.....................27.VTII West Pakistan Sihuas, P rovince...................9. VII Kendal, Regency .... a 29.V Bahawalpur, Division Cape, Province Semarang, Regency (excl. Glen Grey, District . 30.IV.65 Puno, D e p . ....................22.VD Semarang (P)) .... a 8.VI Bahawalpur, District . 7.X Tegal, Regency (excl. 1 Aucune information reçue depuis le/ T eg al(P ))................... a 14.IX Dera Ismail Khan, Division No information received since: 7.VI.65, Djawa-Timur, Province X Dera Ismail Khan, District . 14.X Europe . 29.v n Banjuwangi, Regency . a 9.II North Waziristan, Agency BURUNDI Ngandjuk, Regency . a 22.VI Hyderabad, Division Sulawesl-Selatan Tenggara, Kitega, Province. 16.IX YOUGOSLAVIE — YUGOSLAVIA X Dadu, D istrict............... 9.IX Province Hyderabad, District. 12.VIH Muramvya, Province Bosnie & Herzégovine Bone, Regency................ a 24.VII Tuzla, D istric t.......................30.IX Soppeng, Regency. a 24.VII Muramvya, Arr....................... 26.VIII Khairpur, Division 9.IX Wadjo, Regency .... a 24.VII Mwaro, A rr........................... Jacobabad, District . 12.VIH Sumatera-Barat, Province Khairpur. District . 2. IX Pasaman, Regency . a 11.VI.66 Lakama, District . i5 .v n ÉTHIOPIE —ETHIOPIA > 17.IX.60 Nawabshah, District * . 30.IX (excl. Addis Ababa, Asmara, Assab & Sumatera-Seiatan, Province Sukkur, District .... 29.VII Massawa) Ogan Komering Ilir, Addis Ababa (A) . 30.IX Regency ....... a 1.VII.61 Lahore, Division Asmara ( A ) .......................... 30. IX FIÈVRE RÉCURRENTE A POUXft Sumatera-Utara, Province Gujranwala, District. 26.v m Massawa (P ) .......................... 9.IX LOUSE-BORNE RELAPSING FEVERft Gujranwala, D.; Pematangsiantar, M. a 14.VIII Gujranwala ..... 24, VI Simelungur, Regency . ■ 14.VIII Lahore, District............... 2.IX Sheikhupura, District . 23.IX NÉPAL — NEPAL (excl. Sialkot, District .... 17. VI Amérique — America Afrique — Africa Biratnagar (A) & Kat­ mandu ( A ) ) .......................10. vn Multan, Division Katmandu (A ) ............... a 22.V.63 Muzaffargarh, District . 29.vn ÉTHIOPIE—ETHIOPIA a 17JX.60 BOLIVIE — BOLIVIA (excl. Addis Ababa, Asmara, Assab h PAKISTAN Rawalpindi, Division Potosi, Dep. Massawa) Chittagong (PA) (excl. A) . 28.X Campbellpur, District . 23.IX Quijarro, Province . • 29.VIH Addis Ababa (A) . 30.IX Dacca (excl. A ) ...................28.X Gujrat, District .... 30.IX Karachi (PA) (excl.A) . 23.IX Jhelum, District .... l.VII Lahore (excl. A ) ............. 7.X Rawalpindi, D. (excl. t -Deux cas ou plus au cours d'une t t Deux cas ou plus au cours d'un Peshawar (excl. A) . 28.X Rawalpindi (A) & Isla­ période de quatre semaines. — Two or période de trois semaines. — Two or Sargodha ( A ) ...............l.VII mabad) ....................... 9. IX more cases during a four-week period. more cases during a three-week period. Territoires snpprimés de la liste des territoires infectés entre les 3 et 9 novembre 1967 Areas removed from the infected area list between 3 and 9 November 1967 PESTE — PLAGUE Madras, State Parana, State PAKISTAN North Arcot, District Clevelândia, Municipio Amérique — America Quetta (A) Thanjavur, District Sao Paulo, State BRÉSIL — BRAZIL Tirunelveli, District West Pakistan Aparecida, Municipio Bahia, State Quetta, Division INDONÉSIE — INDONESIA Bragança Paulista, Municipio Zhob, District Central, Municipio Sumatera-Barat, Province Franco da Rocha, Municipio Ibiuna, Municipio Ceara, State Padangpariaman, Regency Ipueiras, Municipio Itapevi, Municipio Europe Itirapina, Municipio Pernambuco, State VARIOLE — SMALLPOX Louveira, Municipio ROYAUME-UNI Angelim, Municipio Afrique — Africa Maua, Municipio UNITED KINGDOM . Capoeiras, Municipio Penapolis, Municipio Wandsworth Borough, London OUGANDA — UGANDA Santo André, Municipio Buganda, Province CHOLÉRA — CHOLERA Asie — Asia Mpigi, Division TYPHUS À POUX Asie — Asia Northern Province INDE — INDIA LOUSE-BORNE TYPHUS FEVEB INDE — INDIA Karamoja, District Cochin (P) Visakhapatnam (P) Kanpur (A) Amérique — America Andhra Pradesh, State Amérique — America Visakhapatnam (P) Guntur, District BRÉSIL — BRAZIL Andhra Pradesh, State BOLIVIE — BOLIVIA Warangal, District Minas Gerais, State Anantapur, District Chuquisaca, Department Goo, Daman & Diu, Territory Cataguases, Municipio Uttar Pradesh, State La Paz, Department Goa, District Coroaci, Municipio Bara Banki, District Ingavi, Province.
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