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Asia — Asie C D Wkly Epidem. Rec.: No. 48-2 Dec. 1977 — 386 — Releve epidem. hebd.. N° 48 - 2 déc. 1977 SHIGELLA SURVEILLANCE SURVEILLANCE DES SHIGELLA Spa in . — An epidemic of gastro-enteritis associated with Shigella E spagne. — Une épidémie de gastro-entérite associée à Shigella sonnei broke out in two localities in the Province of Navarre on sonnei s’est produite dans deux localités de la Province de Navarre 14 and 15 August 1977, affecting a total of 54 persons in the first les 14 et 15 août 1977, affectant un total de 54 personnes dans la pre­ and 250 in the second, most of them children. The epidemic follow­ mière et 250 dans la seconde, en majorité des enfants. La marche ed a very rapid course, reaching its peak 48 hours after its onset. de l’épidémie fut rapide et elle atteignit son sommet 48 heures après The symptoms improved rapidly with chemotherapy. The enquiry le début. Les symptômes ont cédé rapidement à la chimiothérapie. demonstrated that there was no free chlorine in the water in either L’enquête a montré l’absence de chlore libre dans les eaux des deux locality. Steps were taken immediately and the two epidemics localités. Des mesures furent prises immédiatement et les deux épi­ declined appreciably from 17 August onwards as a result of the démies déclinèrent nettement dès le 17 août grâce aux mesures prises measures instituted (all doctors concerned were informed of the (information de tous les médecins impliqués au sujet de l’antibio­ antibiogram of the Sh. sonnei strain; the chlorination plant was re­ gramme de la souche Sh. sonnei, révision de l’appareillage de paired and the chlorination titre was increased). chlorination et renforcement du taux de chlorination). (Based on/D’après: Boletin Epidemiolôgico Semanal, No. 1291, August-September 1977/août-septembre 1977, Secciôn de Epidemiologia e Informaciôn Sanitaria.) E ditorial N ote: This report shows how the rapid detection of the N ote d e la R édaction: Cette information montre comment la source of an epidemic of shigellosis can make possible its immediate mise en évidence rapide de la source d ’une épidémie de shigellose containment. peut permettre de l’endiguer immédiatement. YELLOW-FEVER VACCINATING CENTRES CENTRES DE VACCINATION CONTRE LA FIÈVRE JAUNE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL POUR LES VOYAGES INTERNATIONAUX Amendment to 197S publication Amendement à la publication de 1976 Canada D elete: | Supprimer: Toronto B, Ont, : Toronto General Hospital, Tropical Disease Unit Insert: \ Insérer: Toronto: Toronto General Hospital, Travel and Inoculation Clinic VACCINATION CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS CERTIFICATS DE VACCINATION EXIGÉS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL DANS LES VOYAGES INTERNATIONAUX Amendment to 1977 publication Amendement <S la publication de 1977 Vaccination against Vaccination contre Choléra Yellow fever Smallpox Choiera Fièvre jaune Variole Germany, Federal Republic of Allemagne, République fédérale d’ Delete all information and insert: © Smallpox. And from air passengers who, within the 14 days pre­ ceding arrival, have been in Ethiopia or Somalia. Supprimer tous les renseignements et insérer: Variole.—Et des passagers d'avion qui, au cours des 14 jours pré­ cédant leur arrivée, se sont trouvés en Ethiopie ou en Somalie. DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE REGULATIONS MALADIES SOUMISES AU RÈGLEMENT Notifications Received from 25 November to 1st December 1977 ■ Notifications reçues du 25 novembre au Ie1 décembre 1977 C Cases — Cas ... Figures not yet received — Chiffres non encore disponibles D Deaths — Décès i Imported cases — Cas importés P Port r Revised figures — Chiffres révisés A Airport — Aéroport s Suspected cases — Cas suspects PLAGUE — PESTE CHOLERA - CHOLÉRA C D America — Amérique INDIA (coud) — INDE (suite) 23-29X Asia — Asie C D ................................... 133 5 BOLIVIA — BOLIVIE n x C D Chuquisaca Department BANGLADESH 6-12 XI MALAYSIA — MALAISIE 1J-19.XI Tomina Province . 2 2 1118 14 ........................................ 1 0 Asia — Asie BURMA — BIRMANIE 13-19.XI 6-12X1 C D 50 0 ................... ... 5 0 BURMA — BIRMANIE 13-19DQ Kaya State INDIA — INDE 30.X-5.XI THAILAND — THAÏLANDE 13-19X1 Loikaw ....... 6 0 105 3 ................... .... 14 1 Wklj Epiclem, Rec.. No. 48 - 2 Dec. 1977 — 387 — Relevé épidem. hebii, ■ N° 48 - 2 déc, 1977 Infected Areas as on Ist Décembre 1977 — Zones infectées au 1er décembre 1977 For criteria used in compiling this list, see No 47, page 380 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N° 47, à la page 380. X Newly reported areas — Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE — PESTE Pabna District Rajasthan State GHANA Rajshahi District Rangpur District Dungarpur District Africa — Afrique Central Region Jaipur District Eastern Region Kotah District LESOTHO Greater Accra (excl. PA) Region 1 Excluding in Dacca the airport and the Udaipur District Volta Region Mohale*s Hoek District controlled area established to accommodate Western Region those persons proceeding on 1977/1978 pilgrimage to Mecca / Non compris l’aéro­ Tamil Nadu State MADAGASCAR LIBERIA — LIBÉRIA port et la zone contrôlée de Dacca réservée Chingleput District Fianarantsoa Province aux personnes qui participent au pèlerinage Coimbatore Distnct Maryland County de la Mecque de 1977/1978. Ambohimahasoa 5. Bref, Montserrado County Dbarmapuri District Madras Corporation Ahimahasoa Canton Madurai District Befeta Canton MALAWI BURMA — BIRMANIE North Arcot District Ambositra S. Bref. Southern Region Rangoon (PA) (excl. airport) Salem District South Arcot District Ilaka-Centre Canton Kasupe District Magyte Division Thanjavur D.: Thanjavur Mangochi District Fandrlana S. Prèf Nsaoje District Pakôkku D.: Pakôkku Imito Canton Zomba District Uttar Pradesh State Mandalay Division Fianarantsoa S. Prèf Mandalay D.: Mandalay Varanasi District Fianarantsoa Canton NIGERIA - NIGERIA Bendel State Sagaing Division Tananarive Province West Bengal State Warn X Monywa District Calcutta Corporation Antanifotsy 5, Prèf Monywa D.: Monywa Bongatsara Canton Kaduna State Sagaing District Katsina Province Shwebo District Antsirabe S. Préf. Katsma Prov.: Funtua Shwebo D. : Shwebo INDONESIA — INDONÉSIE Antsirabe Canton Zaria Province Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Bclazao Canton Ogun State Manadona Canton INDIA — INDE Ijebu-lgbo Province Jakarta Barat (West) Municipality Betafo S. Préf. : Cuttack (P) Jakarta Pusat (Central) Municipality Ondo State Visakhapatnam (P) (excl. Kemayoran airport) Ambalavato Canton Akure Jakarta Selatan (South) Municipality Ambohimanambola Canton Andhra Pradesh State (excl emergency quarantine station) Kaialao Canton Oyo State Anantapur District Jakarta Timur (East) Municipality Mandritsara Canton Ibadan Province (excl. Halim Perdana Kusuma airport) Soavina. Canton Chittoor District Oyo Prov.: Ikire Cuddappah District Jakarta Utara (North) Municipality Tntnva Canton (excl. seaports of Tanjungpnok, Sun- Plateau State Guntur District Hyderabad District dakeiapa & Kalibaru) MOZAMBIQUE Pankshin Karimnagar Distnct Tele District Kurnool District Aceh Autonomous Area Tete Deleg. S, SIERRA LEONE Warangal District Freetown, Cap. (PA) Aceh Timur Regency Assam State Aceh Utara (P) Regency America — Amérique Kamrup District TANZANIA. UNITED REP. OF Nowgong District Bali Province TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE BOLIVIA — BOLIVIE Dar es Salaam, Cap (PA) Bihar State Badung Regency (excl. Benoa seaport & Ngurah Rai airport) Chuquisaca Department Coast Region Hazanbagh Distnct Bangli Regency Shahabad D.: Robtas XTomjna Province Mafia District Buleleng Regency Rufiji District Delhi Territory Gianyar Regency Jembrana Regency Kilimanjaro Region Gujarat State Asia — Asie Karangasam Regency Mi war a Region Broach Distnct Klungkung Regency Kilwa District Bulsar District Tabanan Regency BURMA — BIRMANIE Kaira Distnct Fanch Mahals District Kachin State TOGO Jambi (Sumatera) Province Bhamo District Surat District Region maritime Batanghan Regency Kaya State Anécho Circonscription administrative Madhya Pradesh State Bungo Tebo Regency LoÜcaw Dhar District Jambi (P) Mumcipahty Tajung Jabung Regency Mandalay Division Asia — Asie Drug Distnct Indore District Mandalay District BANGLADESH Raipur District Jawa Barat (West Java) Province Sagaing Division Chittagong Division Maharashtra State Bandung Municipality Shwebo District Chittagong District (excl. Chittagong Bandung Regency Hajl Camp) Ahmednagar District Bogor Regency Akola District Cianjur Regency VIET NAM Chittagong Hill Tract District Commilla (Tippera) District Aurangabad District Garut Regency Chanda District Ho Chi Minh City (excL PA) Sylhet District Krawang Regency Dong Nûi Province Dhulia District Lebak Regency Dacca Division Kolaba District Majalenka Regency Dacca District1 Kolhapur District Pandeglang Regency Faridpur District Nagpur District Purwakarta Regency Mymenslngh District Nanded Distnct Serang Regency Tangail District Nasik District Subang Regency Osmanabad District CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA Khulna Division Parbhani Distnct Bakcrganj (Barisal) District Poona District Jawa Tengah (Central Java) Africa — Afrique Jessore District Sangli District Province Khulna Distnct Satara District ANGOLA Banyumas Regency Kushtia Distnct Sholapur District Batang Regency Luanda. Cap. (PA) Fatuakhali District Orissa State Cüacap (P) Regency Luanda District Rajshahi Division Demak Regency Grobogan Regency Bom Jesus Bogra Distnct Cuttack District Ganjam District Jepara Regency Tombo Dinajpur District Wkly Epidem. Rcc> No, 48-2 Dec. 1977 — 388 — Relevé épidém. h e b d N° 48-2 déc. 1977 Kendal Regency tiamadam General Governorate
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