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Infected Areas As at 16 March 2000 Zones Infectées Au 16 Mars 2000 Infected areas as at 16 March 2000 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No. 42, 1999, p. 356. X - Newly reported areas Zones infectées au 16 mars 2000 Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le No 42, 1999, p. 356. X - Nouvelles zones signalées • • Bujumbura Province Central Region Moamba District Plague Peste America Amérique Bujumbura Arrondissement Eastern Region Nampula Province Bolivia • Bolivie Bururi Province Upper East Region Sofala Province Africa • Afrique La Paz Department Makamba Arrondissement Volta Region Beira City Franz Tamayo Province Rumonge Arrondissement Western Region Zambezia Province Dem. Rep. of Congo Sud Yungas Province Gitega Province Guinea • Guinée Niger Rép. dém. du Congo Valle Grande Province Gitega Arrondissement Haut Zaïre Province Makamba Province Conakry Province Diffa Département Ituri Sub-Region Brazil • Brésil Nyanza-lac Commune Forécariah Préfecture Dosso Département Bahia State Maradi Département Mahagi Administrative Zone Cameroon • Cameroun Guinea-Bissau Biritinga Municipio Guinée-Bissau Niamey Département Madagascar Candeal Municipio Province de lExtrême-Nord Tahoua Département Antananarivo Province Central Municipio Diamare Département Bissau District Tillabéry Département Ambohidratrimo S. Préf. Conceição Municipio Logone-et-Chari Département Biombo District Zinder Département Gabu District Antananarivo-Avaradrano S. Préf. Feira de Santana Municipio Mayo-Danai Département Nigeria • Nigéria Ambatolampy S. Préf. Mayo-Sava Département Kenya Iraquara Municipio Abuja State Anjozorobe S. Préf. Irecê Municipio Mayo-Tsanaga Département Eastern Province Akwa Ibom State Antananarivo S. Préf. Itaberaba Municipio Province Littoral Isiolo District Anambra State Antananarivo District Jussara Municipio Moungo Département Nyanza Province Bauchi State Antanifotsy S. Préf. Retirolândia Municipio Wouri Département Homa Bay District Bendel State Antsirabe I S. Préf. Riachão do Jacuipe Municipio Province du Nord Kisumu District Antsirabe II S. Préf. Senhor do Bonfim Municipio Benoué Département Benue State Migori District Borno State Ambodiala District Serrinha Municipio Province de lOuest Rachuonyo District Gongola State Ambohitsimanova District Teofilandía Municipio Haut Nkam Département Siaya District Imo State Ampasatanety District Paraiba State Mifi Département Suba District Kaduna State Manandona District Araba Municipio Province du Sud Rift Valley Province Kano State Soanindrariny District Barra de S. Rosa Municipio Océan Département Koibatek District Tsarofar District Cubati Municipio Province du Sud-Ouest Katsina State Kebbi State Vinaninkarena District Olivedos Municipio Manyu Département Liberia • Libéria Kwara State Arivonimamo S. Préf Queimadas Municipio Mémé Département Bong County Lagos State Betafo S. Préf. Remigio Municipio Margibi County Cape Verde • Cap-Vert Niger State Alakamisy-Anativato District Solânea Municipio Montserrado County Fanandriana S. Préf. Boa Vista Island Ile de Boa Vista Nimba County Ogun State Ecuador • Equateur Brava Island Ile de Brava Ondo State Faratsiho S. Préf. Madagascar Manjakandriana S. Préf. Chimborazo Province Fogo Island Ile de Fogo Oyo State Miarinarivo S. Préf. Areas not yet notified. Zones Maio Island Ile de Maio Antananarivo Province Plateau State Analavory District non encore notifiées. Porto Novo Island Ile de Porto Ambohidratrimo District Rivers State Novo Atsimondrano District Sokoto State Anosibe Ifanja District Peru • Pérou Renivohitra S. Préf. Sal Island Ile de Sal Avaradrano District Taraba State Cajamarca Department Soavinandriana S. Préf. Santiago Island Ile de Santiago Renivohitra District Yobe State Ambatoasana Centre Chota Province São Nicolau Island Ile de São Antsiranana Province Llama District Rwanda Tsiroanomandidy S. Préf Nicolau Ambanja District Miracosta District Cyangugu Health Region Antsiranana Province São Vicente Island Ile de São Ambilobe District To cmoche Dist ric t Gisenyi Health Region Andapa S. Préf. Vicente Antsiranana II District San Miguel Province Ruhengeri Health Region Doany District Central African Republic Nosy Be District Nanchoc District Fianarantsoa Province Cyabingo District Fianarantsoa Province République centrafricaine Kigombe District Ambatofinandrahana S. Préf. San Gregorio District Vohipeno District San Miguel District Ouaka Préfecture Nyakinama District Ambondromisotra District Majunga (Mahajanga) Province San Pablo Province Kouango Sous-Préfecture Andrefambohitra District Ambato-Boeni District Sao Tome and Principe San Louis District Bevonotany District Chad • Tchad Analalava District São Tomé-et-Principe La Libertad Department Soaniherenana District Batha Préfecture Antsohihy District Lemba District (Area not specified Zone non Ambohimahasoa S. Préf. Bet Préfecture Bealanana District São Tomé Manandroy District précisée) Biltine Préfecture Befandriana Nord District Lambayeque Department Senegal • Sénégal Ambositra S. Préf. Chari Baguirmi Préfecture Maevatanana District (Area not specified Zone non Ambatomarina District Guera Préfecture Mahajanga I District Région de Dakar précisée) Ambohimahazo District Kanem Préfecture Mahajanga II District Département de Dakar Piura Department Ambovombe Centre Lac Préfecture Mampikony District Département de Pikine Ayabaca Province Andina District Logone Occidental Préfecture Mandritsara District Département de Rufisque Anjoma NAnkona District Canales District Logone Oriental Préfecture Marovoay District Région de Diourbel Lagunas District Anjomà Navona District Mayo-Kebbi Préfecture Mitsinjo District Département de Louga Montero District Ankazoambo District Fianga District Port Bergé District Département de Mbacke Paimas District Ivato District Gounou Gaya District Soalala District Département de Touba Sapillica District Ivony District Pala District Toliary Province Région de Fleuve Suyo District Talata-Vohimena District Njamena Préfecture Amboasary Sud District Département de St.-Louis Tsarasaotra District Huancabamba Province Ouaddaï Préfecture Belo sur Tsiribihina District Région de Thiès C. de la Frontera District Fandriana S. Préf. Tandjile Préfecture Mahabo District Département de Thiès Canchaque District Fiadanana District Morondava District Région de Siné-Saloum Huancabamba District Comoros • Comores Fianarantsoa I. S. Préf. Toliary I District Département de Fatick Piura Province Mahatsinjo District Ile Grande Comore Toliary II District Las Lomas District Sierra Leone Fianarantsoa II. S. Préf. District de Foumbuni Tsihombe District District de Mbéni Northern Province Andoharanomaitso District • Malawi Kambia District Fianarantsoa II District Asia Asie District de Mitsamiouli District de Moroni Northern Region Western Province Manandriana S. Préf. Viet Nam Chitipa District Freetown Majunga (Mahajanga) Province Gia-Lai Province District de Ouzioini Ile Anjouan Karonga District Somalia • Somalie Toamasina Province Công Tum Province Southern Region Moramanga S. Préf. Lâm Dông Province Congo Baidoa District Mali Malawi Phù Khán Province Kouilou Region Bardera District Pointe Noire Kayes Région Belet Uen District Southern Region Kayes Cercle Bossaso District Nsanje District Cholera • Choléra Côte dIvoire Koulikoro Région Bur Hakaba District Mozambique Département du Centre Nara Cercle Johar District Tete Province Africa • Afrique Bouaké District Mopti Région Kismayo District Mutarara District Département du Nord Ségou Région Marca District Zambezia Province Angola Touba Sous-Préfecture Tombouctou Région Mogadishu District Murumbala District Département de lOuest Mauritania • Mauritanie Swaziland Bengo Province Giuglo District Namibia • Namibie Benguela Province Man Sous-Préfecture Nouakchott District (Area not specified Zone non Ohangwena Region Cabinda Province Département du Sud 1re Région précisée) Huambo Province Tabou District Hodh el Chargui Togo Tanzania, United Rep. of Huila Province 2e Région Tanzanie, Rép.-Unie de Kuando-Kubango Province Dem. Rep. of Congo Hodh el Gharbi Golfe District Kunene Province Rép. dém. du Congo 3e Région Kloto District Tanga Region Kwanza-Norte Province Bandundu Province Assaba et Guidimakha Kozah District Lushoto District Kwanza-Sul Province Bandundu District 4e Région Lacs District Tanga District Luanda Province Equateur Province Gorgol Ogou District Luanda, Cap. Haut Zaïre Province 5e Région Sotouboua District Uganda • Ouganda Malanga Province Kinshasa Province Brakna Vo D istrict Western Region Namibe Province Barumbu District 6e Région Yoto District Nebbi District Uige Province Kinshasa District Trarza Uganda • Ouganda Northern Region Zaire Province Limete/Kingaba District Mozambique Central Region Arua District Benin • Bénin Lingwala District Katanga Province (ex Shaba) Cabo Delgado Province Eastern Region Zambia • Zambie Département de Borgou Kivu Province Gaza Province Western Region Burkina Faso Chokwe District Southern Province Djibouti Macia District United Rep. of Tanzania Namwala District Boulgou Province Rép.-Unie de Tanzanie Soum Province Xai-Xai City Ghana Maputo Province Zimbabwe Arusha Region Burundi Accra Region Boane District Coast (Pwani) Region Matabeleland North Bubanza Province Accra District Manhica District Dar es Salaam Region Lupane District Bubanza Arrondissement Greater Accra District Maputo City Ilala District Nkayi District Cibitoke Arrondissement Ashanti Region Marracuene District Kinondoni District 86 WEEKLY EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RECORD, NO. 11, 17 MARCH 2000 Dodoma Region El Salvador Pasco Department Qom Province Département du Borgou
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