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WER4351 52 656-656.PDF (‎55.33Kb) 656 BURUNDI Amérique — America FIÈVRE RÉCURRENTE À POUX ft Blue Nile, Province LOUSE-BORNE RELAPSING FEVERff Northern Division Btaumbura, Province (excl. Bujumbura Afrique — Africa el Duèim, Mun. C. > . 2.XI (PA))................... 3.XI : el Ghorashi................... 30.XI EQUATEUR — ECUADOR ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ 17.IX.60 el Managil, Rut. C. 9.XI (excl. Addis Ababa, Asmara, Assab & Wad Medani, Mun. C. 23 .XI Muramvya, Province Massawa) Southern Division Muramvya, Arr. .... 3.XT Bolivar, Province Addis Ababa (A) . 19.X nl Binder, Rur, C. , . 30.XI Mwaro, Arr...................... 3 .XI Kosti, Mun. C ................ 23.XI Guaranda, Canton . 26.X NIGÉRIA — NIGERIA Serinar, Rur. C................. 16.XI X Ngozi, Province . 12.X Benue Plateau, State Singa, Rur. C.................... 23.XI X Benue, P ro v in c e .................. 9.XI Kassala, Province Gedaref, Mun. C, , . , . 30.XI PÉROU — PERU ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ 17.IX.60 SOUDAN — SUDAN New Haifa ................... 9.XI (excl. Addis Ababa, Asmara, Assab & Malakal (A ) ..........................30.XI Kordofan, Province Massawa) Puno, Dep. Abu Gubeiha ............... 30.XI t f Deux cas ou plus au cours d'une Addis Ababa (A) . 19.X Lampa, Province.................. 19.X piriode de trois semaines. — Two or Upper Nile, Province Asmara ( A ) ............... « . 28.DC Melgar, Province.................. 19.X more cases during a three-week period. Renk, Rur. C.................... 23 .XI Territoires supprimés de la liste des territoires infectés entre les 13 et 19 décembre 1968 Areas removed from the infected area list between 13 and 19 December 1968 CHOLÉRA — CHOLERA Faizabad, District FIÈVRE JAUNE — YELLOW FEVER Asie — Asia Fatehpur, District Hamiipur, District Amérique — America INDE — INDIA Jalaun, District Asie — Asia Jhansi, District COLOMBIE — COLOMBIA Madhya Pradesh, State Meerut, District West Nimar, District Moradabad, District Caldas, Dep. Nainital, District La Dorada, Municipio Mysore, State INDE — INDIA Saharanpur, District Belgaum, District Andhra Pradesh, State Ncllore, District PAKISTAN Kerala, State PAKISTAN VARIOLE — SMALLPOX East Pakistan Dacca, Division Trivandrum, District Chittagong (PA) Afrique — Africa Dacca, District Maharashtra, State BURUNDI Faridpuv, District Chanda, District East Pakistan Osxnanabad, District Chittagong, Division Bururi, Province West Pakistan Parbhani, District Sylhet, District Ruyigi, Province Khairpur, Division Thana, District Rutana, Arr. Khairpur, District Mysore, State Dacca, Division Bangalore, District Faridpur, District KENYA Chitradurga, District Mysore, District Mombasa (PA) TYPHUS À POUX Uttar Pradesh, State Eastern, Province LOUSE-BORNE TYPHUS FEVER PHILIPPINES Agra, District Meru, County Aligarh, District Davao (P) Afrique — Africa Banda, District MOZAMBIQUE Bijnor, District BURUNDI Budaun, District Luzon, Group Tete, District Dehra Dun, District Laguna, Province Tcte, Deleg. S. Kitega, Province.
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