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Infected Areas As on 21 January 1988 — Zones Infectées Au 21 Janvier 1988 for Criteria Used in Compiling This List* See No Wkty Bp,dew foe No 4 - 22 January 1988 - 22 - fo lo y é épxiànt fottbu . Ms 4 - 22 jàtivwi 1388 Infected Areas as on 21 January 1988 — Zones Infectées au 21 janvier 1988 For criteria used in compiling this list* see No. 50, page 384 - Les an cres appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N°50, page 384 X Newly reported areas » Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE - PESTE PERU - PÉROU MAU Kolhapur Disma Africa — Afrique Cajamarca Department Kayes Region Nagpur Disma MADAGASCAR Chota Province Kayes Cercle Osmanabad Disma Llama Distria Kouhkoro Région Antananarivo Province Raigarh District Miracosta D tstna Antsirabe IIS Pré/ N ara Cercle Tamil Nadu State Toc moche Disma Chmglcput Dismet Ambohnsimanova District MAURITANIA - MAURITANIE San Miguel Province Dhannapun Dismet Manandona District Nouakchott District Nanchoc Disma Madras Corporation Soamndranny District 1” Région San Gregono Distria Vuumnkarena Distria Hodh cl Chargui Madurai District San Miguel D ism a Miarmanvo S Pref 2 e Région Pudukkottai District San Pablo Province Ramanathapunun District Anosibe Ifanja Distria Hodh el Gharbi San Luis Disma Thanjavur Disma Saavtuandruma S. Pré/. 3* Région Piura Department Tiruchirapalh District Ambatoasana Centre Assaba Ayabaca Province Aninranana Province 4 e Région TmmelveUi Disma Canales D ism a Andapa S Pré/ Gorgol Vellore D ism a Lagunas Disma Viliipuram Distria Doany District 5* Région Montera Dismet Fianarantsoa Province Brakna INDONESIA - INDONÉSIE Paimas D ism a Ambatofinandrakana S. Pré/ 6 eRégum Jakarta Autonomous Capital Area Sapülica Distria Ambondromisotra District Trarza Jakarta Barax (West) Municipality Suyo D ism a Ambohimahüsai S Pré/ Jakarta Pusat (Central) Municipality Huancabamba Province NIGERIA - NIGÉRIA Manandroy District (excl. Kcmayoran airport) C. de la Frontera D ism a Bendel State Ambositra S> Pr<f Aceh Autonomous Area Huancabamba Disma Bomadi Ambatomaruia District Aceh Barat Regency Piura Province Rivers State Ambohimahazo District Aceh Besar Regency Las Lomas District Yenogoa Ambovombe Centre Kaduna State Aceh Tenggara Regency Andina District A sia-A sie Dutsm-Ma Aceh Tim ur Regency Anjoma N ’Ankona District VIETNAM Funtua Aceh Utara (P) Regency Anjomà Navona District Gia-Lai-Công Tum Province Katsina Banda Aceh Mumapalicy Ankazoambo District Lâm Dông Provmce Maluznfashi Pidie Regency Ivato District Phu Khành Province Zana Jama Barat Provmce Ivony District Girebon Regency Talata-Vohimcna District RWANDA Purwakarta Regency Tsarasaotra District Gisenyt Région CHOLERA - CHOLÉRA Serang Regency Fianarantsoa IS Pré/ SIERRA LEONE Sumedang Regency Africa - Afrique Mahatsinp District North West Area Jama Tengah Province Fianarantsoa II S. P ré / ANGOLA Kamhia DiStnCI Banjamcgara Regency Andoharanomanso District Port Loko Disma Banyumas Regency Luanda Provmce Fianarantsoa II District TonkoUU D ism a Brebes Regency Luanda, Cap Toamaana Province Western Area Cilacap Regency Zaïre Province Moratnanga S. Pré/ Freetown Demak Regency Morarano District Soyo Municipality TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF Jepara Regency BENIN - BÉNIN TANZANIA, UNITED REP. OF TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Pekalongan Regency Atlantique Province TANZANIE, RÉP.-UNIE DE Dar es Salaam Region Pemalang Regency Setnarang Municipality Tanga Région BURKINA FASO liais Dismet Setnarang Regency Lu&hoio District Dori Province (ex Sahel) Kinondom D istria Tanga District Kadiogo Provmce Dodoma Region Tegal Muiuapalny UGANDA - OUGANDA Kossi Provmce Mpwapwa District Tegal Regency Joma Timur Province Western Région Seno Province Innga Région Gresik Regency Nebbi District Soum Province Innga Disma Lamongan Regency ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE BURUNDI Ktgoma Region Ktgoma Distria Tulungagung Regency Haut-Zaïre Province Bubanza Province Kilimanjaro Region Surabaya Municipality Mahagi Z. Administrative Bubanza Arrondissement Kalimantan Tengah Province Moshi D ism a Cibitoke Arrondissement Banto Hulu Regency America - Amérique Bujumbura Province Mara Region Tarune Disma Banto Utara Regency BOLIVIA - BOLIVIE Bujumbura Arrondissement Gunung Mas Regency Burun Province Mbeya Région La Paz Department Mbeya D ism a Kotawanngin Tunur Regency Franz Tamayo Province Makamba Arrondissement Kalimantan Timur Province Rumonge Arrondissement Morogoro Region Sud Yungas Province Kilotnbera D ism a Samarmda Municipality BRAZIL - BRÉSIL CAMEROON - CAMEROUN Kilosa Dismct Maluku Province Bahia State Province Extrême-Nord Tanga Regum Maluku Tengah Regency Central Muxucipio Mayo-Sawa Departement Mubeza Distria Maluku Tenggara Regency Conceiçâo Mumcipio Province Littoral Pangam Disma Maluku Utara Regency (excl port) Feira de Santana Muniapio Mungo Dcpanement Tanga Disma Nusatenggara Barat Province Reurolandia Murucipio Woun Département Lombok Barat Regency Province Ouest ZAÏRE-ZAÏRE Nusatenggara Timur Provmce Riachâo da Jacuipe Mumcipio Haut Zaïre Province Sernnha Mumapio Bambouto Département Belu Regency Kivu Provmce Teofilàndia Mumcipio Menoua Département Flores Tim ur Regency Shaba Province Sulawesi Tenggara Province Ceard State Provmce Sud-Ouest Fako Département Buton Regency Ëaturité Mumcipio Meme Département Asia - Asie Kolaka Regency Guaractaba do Noue Mumcipio INDIA-INDE Muna Regency Ipu Mumcipio CÔTE D’IVOIRE Pacou Mumapio Département de l'Ouest Andhra Pradesh State IRAN, ISLAMIC REP. OF Hyderabad Distria Paimacia Mumcipio Man S, Préfecture IRAN, RÉP. ISLAMIQUE D* Visakhapatnam P Redcnçâo Mumcipio EQUATORIAL GUINEA Baluchistan & Ststan Province Delhi Territory Sâo Benedito Mumcipio CHINÉE ÉQUATORIALE Zabol District Karnataka (Mysore) State Tiangua Mumcipio Mazandaran Province Bioko Island Bangalore District Paraiba State Kkorasan Provmce GHANA Bellary District Barra de S. Rosa Mumcipio Khuzestan Province Central Région Bijapur Dismct Cubau Mumcipio Tehran Province Oüvedos Mumcipio Breman Asikuma Disma Chikmagalur District Remigio Mumcipio Mfantsiman District Churadurga Distria MALAYSIA - MALAISIE Soiinea Mumcipio GUINEA - GUINÉE Gulbarga Disma Peninsular Malaysia Hassan Disma Kedah Slate ECUADOR - ÉQUATEUR Conakry Province Kolar D ism a Baling Dismct Chimborazo Province Forécanah Préfecture Mandya Disma Kota Star D u m a Aiausi Canton LIBERIA - LIBÉRIA Mysore Dismet Kulim Duma Loja Province Bong County Maharashtra Slate Kubang Pasu District Macara Canton Momscrraao County Bhandara Disma Sik Dismct Wkly Epide/n Bac. No 4-22 January 1988 - 23 - Balevé éptdàm. hebd N° 4 - 22 janvier 1388 Perak Stale Lao Khwan Dismct Nonthabun Province Hat Yai Dum ct Larut Matang Sclama Dismet Phanom Thuan Disma Bang Bua Thong Dumct Ranot District Sabah Sai Yok D ism a Bang Kruai D u m a Rattaphum District Kemngau Dismet Tha Maka District Bang Yai D u m a Sadao D istna Lahad Dam Disma Tha Muang District Nonthabun Duma Sathing Phra Dum a Sandakan District Thong Pha Pbum District Pak Kret Disma Songkhla D isiria Saraw ak Khan Kaen Province Sai Not District Supkan Bun Province Bau District Ban Fang Disma Podium Tham Province Bang Pla Ma Dum ct Kuching District Ban Phai D iana Khlong Luang Distna Song Phi Nong District Serian District Choanabot District Lam Luk Ka Distna Suphan Bur: D istna THAILAND - THAÏLANDE Khon Kaen Dum a Lai Lum Kaco D u m a U Thong D istna Ayuuhaya Province Krsnuan Duma Nong Sua Dumct Surat Tham Province Ayutthaya Dismet Mancha Kbiri Dismct Pathum Tham Duma Ban Na San District Bang Pa-in District Nam Phong Distna Sam Khok Disiria Chaiya District Bang Sai District Nong Rua Duma Thanyabun Duma Kanchanadit Dutrict Uthai Province Nong Song Hong Dismct Patiani Province Khin Rauharukom D um a Bangkok Metropolis Phon D u m a Kho Pho District Kian Sa D u m a Bang Kapi Dismci Phra Y un District Nong Chik Dum a Ko Phangan Duma Bang Khen District Phu Wtang District Pattam Distna Ko Samut Dumct Bang Khun Thian District Puai Not sub-Duma Yarang District Phanom Distna Bangkok Noi District St Chompbu D ism a Phangnga Province Phunphin District Dusit District Ubol Raûna D u m a Takua Pa Dutrict Surat Tham Duma Huai Kwang Dumct Waeng Yai D u m a Takuai Thung Duma Tha Chang District Khlong San District Krabi Province Phattalung Province Wiang Sa District Lai Krabang Duinct Khao Phanom Dum a Khuan Khan un Dumct Sunn Province Min Bun District Khlong Thom D u m a Pa Mon sub-Duma Chumphon Bun Duma Phasi Chaxoen District Ko Lama D u m a Phetchabun Province Sarin Dutna Phaya Thaï Dismet Lampang Province Chao Yoi D istna Tak Province Phra Khanong District Lampang District Chon Daen Duma Tak D u m a Phra Nakhon D um a Lamphun Province Lom Sak D u m a Trang Province Rat Burana D u m a Lamphun Distna Phetchabun Duma Huai Yot D u m a Samphamawong District Laei Province Phetchabun Province Kaniang D u m a Thon Bun Disiria Loei District Ban Laem D u m a Palian Dutrict Yan Nawa District Pak Chom District Cha-am Disiria Sikao Dismct Bun Ram Province Lop Bun Province Phetchabun Duma Trang Distna Krasang District Ban Mi Dum ct Phitsanuiok Province Trot Province Lam Plai Mat Dismet Khok Samrong District Phiisanulok Dum ct Bo Rai Dismct Chachoengsao Province Lop Bun District Phuket Province Khao Saming Dutrict Bang Khla Dismet Phatthana Nikhom District Phuket Duma Klong Yai D u m a Bang Nam Pnco District Sabot sub-Dismct Thalang Disma Laem Ngop Dumct Chachoengsao Dismet Tha Wung Dismct Prochin Bun Province Trat D u m a Plaeng Yao sub-D um a Maha Sarakharn Province Prachin Bun District Ubon Ratchatham Province Sanam Chai Khet District Borabu District Ranong Province Muang Samsip D istna Chai Nat Province Chiang Yun Dumct Kra Bun Dumct Ubon Ratchatham Distna , Han Kha Distna Kosum Phisai D u m a Ranong District Udon Thant
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