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I I Asia — Asie WUy Epidem. Sec.: No. 4-23 Jan. 1976 - 26 Relevé épidém. hebd.: N° 4 • 23 janv. 1976 SMALLPOX: COUNT DOWN ^ The global programme of smallpox eradication has reached the point that progress is now monitored in terms of the number of “infected villages" in each area. A village is considered infected until six weeks have elapsed since onset of rash of the last case and until a special search is made to confirm that no further cases have occurred. Current data are presented below with a comparison of the situation four weeks previously: 13 Dec. — Déc. 10 Jan . Ethiopia — Ethiopie H a ra rg h e .................................................. 26 26 Gojam ....................................... 35 20 A r u s i......................................................... 7 9 B egem dir.................................................. — 5 S h o a ......................................................... 1 1 W qIIo ......................................................... 1 — TOTAL .................. 70 61 VARIOLE: LE COMPTE À REBOURS ^ Le programme mondial d'éradication de la variole a maintenant atteint le stade où les progrès sont exprimés par le nombre de «villages infectés» dans chaque zone. On considère qu'un village est infecté pendant les six semaines qui suivent l'apparition des éruptions e t tant qu'une enquête n'a pas établi l'absence de tout nouveau cas. Le Tableau ci-dessus donne les Informations les plus récentes avec, en regard, les chiffres enregistrés quatre semaines auparavant. DISEASES SUBJECT TO THE REGULATIONS — MALADIES SOUMISES AU RÈGLEMENT Notifications Received from 16 to 22 January 1976 — Notifications reçues du 16 au 22 janvier 1976 c Cases — Cas ... Figures not yet received — Chiffres non encore disponibles D Deaths — Décès l Imported cases — Cas importés P Port r Revised figures — Chiffres révisés A Airport — Aéroport s Suspected cases — Cas suspects PLAGUE - PESTE America — Amérique C D Africa — Afrique C D BURMA — BIRMANIE 4-10,1 C D UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 11.1 * ................................... 9 1 MADAGASCAR 29JOI-4.I ÉTATS-UNIS D’AMÉRIQUE Fianarantsoa Province Arizona State INDONESIA — INDONÉSIE 21-27.301 Coconino County Is 0 Ambositra S. Prêf. ................................... 1 509 65 Tsarasaotra Canton . 1 1 15 JC New Mexico State 14-20.XU Majunga Province ................................... 507 18 Bealanana S. Préf. Taos County .... Or8 0 1 Date of onset/Date du debut. Bealanana Canton . 1 1 PHILIPPINES 1-10.1 22-28,301 “Sec/Voir: 1975, p, 368. Fiamrantsoa Province ................................... 5 0 Fiamrantsoa S. Préf. CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA 21-31.301 Fianarantsoa Ville-Basse 1 1 Africa — Afrique ................................... 8 0 Ikalamavony S. Préf. C D Soalila Canton . 1 1 NIGERIA — NIGÉRIA 23-29.XI Majunga Province I 0 SMALLPOX — VARIOLE Bealanana S. Préf. SOUTHERN RHODESIA 10-16.1 Africa — Afrique Bealanana Canton . 1 0 RHODÉSIE DU SUD C D 15-21.XH 20 I Fianarantsoa Province ETHIOPIA — ÉTHIOPIE 11-17 J Ambalavao S. Préf. Asia — Asie Provinces Iarintsena Canton . 1 1 C D B egem dir................... 68 ... Fianarantsoa S. Préf. BANGLADESH 14-20.301 G o ja m ....................... 9 ... Andranovorivato Canton 1 0 20 0 H a r a r ....................... 13 ... Areas Removed from the Infected Area List between 16 and 22 January 1976 Territoires supprimés de la liste des zones infectées entre les 16 et 22 janvier 1976 For criteria used in compiling this list, sec No. 38, 1975, page 331 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N» 3 8 ,197S, à la page 331. PLAGUE — PESTE Fianarantosa S. Préf. CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA Teluk Cendrawasih Regency Fianarantsoa Ville-Haute Asia — Asie SRI LANKA Africa — Afrique America — Amérique INDIA - INDE Badulia Health Division Delhi (A) Matara Health Division MADAGASCAR UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Delhi Territory Ratnapura Health Division Fianarantsoa Province ÉTATS-UNIS D’AMÉRIQUE INDONESIA — INDONÉSIE THAILAND — THAÏLANDE Ambalavao S. Préf. New Mexico State trim Barat Province Rayong Province Ambalavao Canton Taos County Japeu (PA) Waropan Regency Songklha Province WUyEpidem. Sec.: No. 4 - 23 Jan. 1976 — 21 — Rcleve épidém. hebd.: N° 4 - 23 janv. 1976 Infected Areas as on 22 January 1976 — Zones infectées an 22 janvier 1976 For criteria used in compiling this Use, see No. 36, 1975, page 331 — Les critères appliqués pour la compilation de cette liste sont publiés dans le N* 38, 1975, à la page 331. X Newly reported areas — Nouvelles zones signalées. PLAGUE — PESTE New Mexico State M ashonakmd Visakhapatnam District West Godavari District Africa — Afrique Lincoln County Bindura District Rio Arriba County Darwin District Bihar State LESOTHO Santa Fe County Victoria Province Dhanbad District Mohale's Hoek District Asia — Asie Bikita District Ndanga District Gujarat State MADAGASCAR BURMA — BIRMANIE Baroda District Fianarantsoa Province K aya Sta te UPPER VOLTA — HAUTE-VOLTA Bulsar District Ambalw/ao S . P r if. Loïkaw District Ouagadougou Cap. (A) Kerala State Ambohizahamasina Canton Mandalay Division Xlarintsena Canton Asia — Asie X Kozhikode District Mandalay District Palghat D : Malapuram Ambositra S. Préf. Myingyan District BANGLADESH Quiion District xTsarasaotra Canton Sagaing Division X Trivandrum D.: Trivandrum Chittagong Division Fianarantsoa S. Prif. Mony wa District Chittagong District Madhya Pradesh State Alakamisy Canton Shan S ta te Chittagong Hill Tract District Drug District Acdranovonvato Canton Taunggyi District Commilla (Tippera) District X Fianarantsoa Ville-Basse Mandsaur District Sylhet District Raipur District Ikalamavony S. Préf. Surguja District Dacca Division Soalila Canton CHOLERA — CHOLÉRA Maharashtra State M ajunga Province Dacca District1 Bealamna S. Préf. Africa — Afrique Fandpur District Dhuha District Mymensingh District Kolaba Distnct Bealanana Canton BENIN — BÉNIN Tangad District Nan tied District Poona District Atlantique Département SOUTHERN RHODESIA Khulna Division Orissa Slate RHODÉSIE DU SUD GHANA Bakcrganj (Barisal} District Jcssore District XBalasore District Matabeleland Central Region Khulna District Rajasthan State Nkai District Western Région Kushtia District Patuakhali District Jaipur Distnct M idlands KENYA Cwelo District Rajshaht Division Tamil Nadu Stale N yanza Province Bogra District Central Nyanza County Coimbatore District ZAÏRE — ZAÏRE Dinajpur District XDharmapuri Distnct South Nyanza County Kim Province Pabna District Kanyakumari District Western Province Rnjshahi District Madurai Distnct Beni Territory Rangpur District Busin County North Arcot District Lubero Territory Salem Distnct LIBERIA — LIBÉRIA Tiruchiiapaih District America — Amérique 1 Excluding in Dacca the airport and the Tlrunelveh District Monlserrado County controlled area established to accommodate BOLIVIA — BOLIVIE those persons proceeding on 1975/1976 W est B engal S ta te MALAWI La Paz Department pilgrimage to Meeca/Non compris l’aéro­ Howrah Distnct port et ht zone contrôlée de Dacca réser­ Larecaja Province Central Region Murshidabad Distnct vée aux personnes qui participent au pèle­ Puruha Distnct Dowa District rinage de la Mecque de 1975/1976. BRAZIL — BRESIL Lilongwe District Ncheu District Bahia State BURMA — BIRMANIE INDONESIA — INDONÉSIE Nkota Kola District Barra do Mondes Municipio Rangoon (cxcL PA) Jakarta Raya (Jawa) Province Caldeirâo Grande Municipio Northern Région Central Municipio Karonga District Irrawaddy Division Jakarta Barat Municipality Feira de Santana Municipio Nkhata Bay District Henzada District Jakarta Fusat (A) Municipality Iraquara Municipio Southern Region (excl. Kemayoran airport) Itiuba Municipio Magwe Division Jakarta Selatan Municipality (excL Jussara Municipio Blantyre District Jakarta temporary quarantine station) Chlkwawa District Magwe District Palmeiras Municipio xThayetmyo District Jakarta. Timur Municipality (end. Santa Barbara Municipio Cbiradzulu District Halim Perdanakusumah airport) Semnha Municipio Mangochi District Mandalay Division Jakarta Utara (P) Municipality SerTolândia Municipio Mwanza District Thyolo District Myingyan District Aceh (Sumateraj Provmce Tcofilândia Municipio Yamethin District Valente Municipio Zomba District Aceh Barat Regency Sagaing Division Aceh Besar Regency Cearâ State MOZAMBIQUE Monywa District Aceh Selatan Regency Araripa Municipio Niassa District Sagaing District XAceh Tenggara Regency Guaraciaba do Norte Municipio Vila Cabral Deleg. S. Shwebo District Acch Timur Regency Ipu Municipio Aceh Utara (P) Regency Ipueiras Municipio NIGERIA — NIGERIA Tenasserim Division Banda Aceh Municipality Potengi Municipio Moulmein District Pidic Regency Tianguâ Municipio East-Central State Sabang (P) Muniapality Pernambuco State Abakaüki Prov.: Ishiagu INDU — INDE B ali Province Araripina Municipio North-Central State Calcutta (P) (excL A) Badung (P) Regency (excl. Nugrah Ra Exu Municipio Katsina Province Salguciro Municipio Katsina Prov.: Funtue Cuttack (P) airport) Madras (P) («cl. A) Bangh Regency Zana Province Plaid State Visakhaptnam (P) Buleleng (P) Regency Fronteiras Municipio North-Western State Gianyar Regency Simôea Municipio Andhra Pradesh State Sokoto Prov.: Yelwa Jembrana Regency Ananlapur District Karangasam Regency PERU T- PÉROU Western State Chittoor District Klungkung (P) Regency Piura Department Ibadan Province Cuddappah District Tabanan Regency Hutmcabamba Province Oyo Prov.: Ikire East Godavan District Bengukulu (Sumateraj Province Guntur District Sondorillo D.r Lancbe Bengkulu Momcipahty SOUTHERN RHODESIA Hyderabad District
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