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Territoires Supprimés De La Liste Des Territoires Infectés Entre Le 23 Décembre 1965 Et 6 Janvier 1966 Areas Removed From — 4 — West Bengal, State Dacca, Division TYPHUS À POUXt MEXIQUE — MEXICO Faridpur, District . B 27.X1 Bankura, District .... ■ 20.XI LOUSE-BORNE TYPHUS FEVER f Hidalgo, State Birbhum, District. « 26.X1I.64 Burdwan, District . ■ 15.V Khulna, Division 5.XII-6.Ï Ixmiquilpan................... B 21.VIII Hooghly, District .... ■ 26.1.65 Jessore, District .... B 27.XI Khulna, D. Howrah. District .... ■ 20.1.56 Afrique — Africa PÉROU — PERU Jalpaiguri, District . ■ 12.IV (excl. Chaîna (P)) . B 13.XI La Libertad, Dep. Malda, District............... ■ 16.1.65 Rajshahi, Division AFRIQUE DU SUD Midnapur, District . ■ 23.XH.62 Rangpur, District .... B 4.XII SOUTH AFRICA Huamachuco, Province Murshidabad, District. ■ 23.XH.S8 Sarin, D istric t......... B 16.X Purulia, District .... ■ 11.VI West Pakistan Cape, Province * West Dinajpur, District . B 13.XI Hyderabad, Division Glen Grey, District . B 30.IV Asie — Asia Dadu, D istrict.................. B 4. IX BURUNDI INDONÉSIE — INDONESIA Sanghar, District .... B 23.X Thatta, District .... B 27.XI Bujumbura, Province . YEMEN Palembang ( P ) ................ ■ 1.VÜ.61 (excl. Bujumbura (PA)) B 8.X Djawa-Barat, Province Khairpur, Division Kitega, Province .... B 10.IX Sana, Province Bandung. Regency . ■ 13.X.62 Sukkur, D. : Sukkur . B 16.X Sanhan1 ................ B 9.X.63 Indramaju, Regency . * 12.X1.62 ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ 17.IX.60 Lahore, Division (excl. Addis Ababa & Asmara) Purwakarta, Regency . ■ 12.XI.62 1 Village 70 kms south of Sana. Tanggerang, Regency . ■ 14.XI.62 Gujranwala, D.: Gujran- Addis Ababa (A) .... A 11.XII Tasikmalaja, Regency . ■ 12.XI.62 wala................................. B 20.XI ♦ Asmara ( A ) ................... A 11.XII Tjiamis. Regency .... ■ 12.XI.62 Lahore, District.................. B 11.IX Sheikhupura, District . B 20.XI Amérique — America Europe Sumatera-Selatan, Province * Sialkot, District .... A 18.XII Ogan dan Komering Hilir, Multan, Division BOLIVIE — BOLIVIA YOUGOSLAVIE Regency........................ ■ 1.VH.61 YUGOSLAVIA Palembang, Regency . ■ 1.VXI.61 * Montgomery, District . A 11.XII Cochabamba, Dep. B l.V La Paz, Dep. Bosnie & Herzégovine Palembang, Municipality. ■ 1.V1I.61 Peshawar, Division Camacho, Province . B 14.VIII « Banja Luka, District. A 7.XII Sumatera-Tengah, Province Hazara, District .... B 23.X Los Andes, Province . B 20.III Tuzia, D istrict........ A 7.XII Pesisir Selatan, Regency . ■ 9.X.64 Mardan, District .... B 13.XI Omasuyos, Province . B 14. VIII * Peshawar, District. B 30.X NÉPAL — NEPAL Rawalpindi, Division CHILI — CHILE Katmandu (A ) ............... ■ 22.V.63 Campbellpur, District . B 6.XI * Cautin, Province .... B 28.11.65 FIÈVRE RÉCURRENTE À P O U X ft B hojpur........................... A 30.XII LOUSE-BORNE RELAPSING FEVERfî Biratnagar.......................A 30.XII Sargodha, Division ÉQUATEUR — ECUADOR Jhang, D istrict.......... B 27.XI D h an k u ta....................... A 30.XH Quito ( A ) ....................... B 30.X 12.XH-6.I D h a ra n ........................... A 30.XII Lyallpur, D.: Lyallpur . B 6.XI Nawakot........................... A 30.XII * Sargodha, D. Azuay, Province (excl. Sargodha (A)) . A 11.XII Cuenca, Canton .... B 20.XI Afrique — Africa Bolivar, Province PAKISTAN YEMEN Guaranda, Canton . B 30.X ÉTHIOPIE —ETHIOPIA ■ 17.DC.60 Karachi (PA) (excl. A) . A 25.XII Hodeida ( P A ) .......... B 16.1.63 (excl. Addis Ababa & Asmara) Qanar, Province Lahore ( A ) ................... A 25.XII Addis Ababa (A) .... B 11.XII Peshawar ( A ) ................ A 18.XII Hodeida, Province Canar, C an to n ............... B 20.XI East Pakistan A b s e ........................ B 14.1.63 t Deux cas ou plus au cours d’une f t Deux cas ou plus au cours d’une Chittagong, Division Sana, Prov. (Northern Sector of) période de quatre semaines. — Two or période de trois semaines. — Two or Commilla (Tippera), D. B 20.XI H a y m a ..................... B 9.VH.64 more cases during a four-week period. more cases during a three-week period. Territoires supprimés de la liste des territoires infectés entre le 23 décembre 1965 et 6 janvier 1966 Areas removed from the infected area list between 23 December 1965 and 6 January 1966 CHOLÉRA — CHOLERA PAKISTAN VARIOLE — SMALLPOX Amérique — America East Pakistan Afrique — Africa COLOMBIE — COLOMBIA Asie — Asia Khulna, Division COTE D ’IVOIRE Medellin (A) Jessore, District IVORY COAST Antioquia, Dep. INDE — INDIA Dép. du Centre-Ouest Rajshahi, Division San Jeronimo, M. Guibéroua, S. Préf. Turbo, M. Ahmedabad (A) Bogra, District Lucknow (A) Choco, Dep. Visakhapatnam (P) MALAWI Central Province Tado, M. Madras, State PHILIPPINES South Arcot, District Davao (P) MALI Asie — Asia Maharashtra, State Mopti, Région Luzon, Group Mopti, Cercle INDE — INDIA West Khandesh, District Quezon Orissa, State Cavite, Province NIGER Vttar Pradesh, State Laguna, Province Mayurbhanj, District Agra, District Dosso, Cercle Azamgarh, District Visayas, Group Dosso, Subdiv. Punjab, State Basti, District Negros occid., Prov.: Silay Tessaoua, Cercle Mohindergarh, District Dehia Dim, District Tessaoua, Subdiv. Faizabad, District Uttar Pradesh, State Gorakhpur, District SIERRA LEONE Mirzapur, District Meerut, District VIET-NAM, RÉP. DU Muzaffamagar, District VIET-NAM, REP. OF Eastern Province West Bengal, State Pilibhit, District 24-Parganas, District Pratabgarh, District Khanh-Hoa, Province TANZANIE, RÉP. UNIE DE Rae Bareli, District TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Ninhhoa, District PAKISTAN Rampur, District Vinhxuong, District Tanganyika East Pakistan Unnao; District Kigoma, Region Phu-Yên, Province Kilimanjaro, Region Rajshahi, Division Tuyhoa Ruvuma, Region Rajshahi, District MALAISIE — MALAYSIA Thun-Thiên, Province ZAMBIE — ZAMBIA West Pakistan Malaya Phuthu, District Northern Province Lahore, Division Kuala Lumpur Vinhloc, District Isoka, District Sialkot, D.: Sialkot.
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