SEARG Report 2001
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN AFRICAN RABIES GROUP / WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION MEETING SUDAN ERITREA ETHIOPIA UGANDA RWANDA KENYA BURUNDI TANZANIA MALAWI ZAMBIA MOZAMBIQUE ZIMBABWE MADAGASCAR BOTSWANA NAMIBIA SWAZILAND LESOTHO SOUTH AFRICA LILONGWE, MALAWI – 18-22 JUNE 2001 Sixth SEARG meeting, Lilongwe 18-21 June 2001 Official opening CONTENTS OFFICIAL OPENING PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING .............................................................................................................................. 4 Southern and Eastern African Rabies Group conference Lilongwe MALAWI: 18 to 21 June 2001 ................... 4 OPENING SPEECH................................................................................................................................................... 7 OPENING SPEECH................................................................................................................................................... 9 OPENING SPEECH................................................................................................................................................. 10 COUNTRY REPORTS RABIES IN BOTSWANA......................................................................................................................................... 13 RABIES IN BURUNDI IN 1999 AND 2000............................................................................................................... 17 RABIES IN ERITREA ............................................................................................................................................. 19 RABIES IN ETHIOPIA ............................................................................................................................................ 22 RABIES IN LESOTHO BETWEEN 1999 AND 2000................................................................................................... 26 RABIES IN MADAGASCAR .................................................................................................................................... 28 RABIES IN MALAWI ............................................................................................................................................. 30 RABIES IN MOZAMBIQUE..................................................................................................................................... 34 CONTROL OF RABIES IN NAMIBIA ........................................................................................................................ 38 RABEIS IN KENYA................................................................................................................................................ 40 RABIES IN SOUTH AFRICA ................................................................................................................................... 45 RABIES IN SUDAN................................................................................................................................................ 50 RABIES IN SWAZILAND ........................................................................................................................................ 53 RABIES IN UGANDA ............................................................................................................................................. 55 RABIES IN ZAMBIA .............................................................................................................................................. 60 RABIES IN ZIMBABWE.......................................................................................................................................... 64 DISCUSSION......................................................................................................................................................... 69 BAT RABIES THE BAT LYSSAVIRUSES OF AFRICA .................................................................................................................... 74 MOKOLA VIRUS: A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE STATUS QUO......................................................................................... 80 VAMPIRE BAT RABIES IN THE AMERICAS ............................................................................................................. 87 HUMAN DEATHS FROM BAT RABIES IN THE UNITED STATES ................................................................................ 92 EUROPEAN BAT RABIES ....................................................................................................................................... 96 STUDIES WITH AUSTRALIAN BAT LYSSAVIRUS IN FLYING FOXES AND DOMESTIC CATS AND DOGS .................... 101 DISCUSSION....................................................................................................................................................... 105 RABIES CONTROL THE ELIMINATION OF RABIES IN LATIN AMERICA EXAMPLE OF MEXICO ........................................................... 108 A DOG RABIES VACCINATION CAMPAIGN IN RURAL AFRICA: IMPACT ON THE INCIDENCE OF ANIMAL RABIES AND HUMAN BITE INJURIES ............................................................................................................................ 114 RABIES IN FLORES, INDONESIA: COMPARISONS AND CONTRASTS TO RABIES CONTROL IN AFRICA. .................. 127 KEEPING RABIES OUT BY SURVEILLANCE STRATEGIES, VACCINATION AND SEROLOGY ..................................... 131 COST AND EFFECTIVENESS OF DISEASE CONTROL FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES: VACCINATING TARGET AND RESERVOIR HOSTS TO CONTROL RABIES IN ETHIOPIAN WOLVES ............................................................. 136 THE RABIES CONTROL PILOT PROJECT IN MALAWI ............................................................................................ 142 BAITING FOR LYCAON PICTUS............................................................................................................................. 146 IS IT POSSIBLE TO VACCINATE YOUNG CANIDS AGAINST RABIES AND TO PROTECT THEM?................................. 151 ORAL VACCINATION WITH SAG2 BAITS AND INTERNATIONAL RABIES CONTROL .............................................. 164 SOME OBSERVATIONS ON RABIES EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL ...................................................................... 166 DISCUSSION....................................................................................................................................................... 171 MISCELLANEOUS RABIES DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN W.H.O. ............................................................................................ 174 USING DOG BITE INJURY DATA TO ESTIMATE HUMAN RABIES MORTALITY IN TANZANIA................................... 176 PERCEPTION AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT RABIES.................................................................................................. 186 AN OUTBREAK OF RABIES IN SOUTH DARFUR, SUDAN ...................................................................................... 192 TRADITIONAL AND CULTURAL BELIEFS, FACTORS INFLUENCING POST EXPOSURE TREATMENT ......................... 196 A NEW AFRICAN RABIES TEXTBOOK.................................................................................................................. 199 A REVIEW OF RABIES POST-EXPOSURE TREATMENT (PET) DATA IN UGANDA: 1990-1994................................ 201 - 2 - Sixth SEARG meeting, Lilongwe 18-21 June 2001 Official opening DISCUSSION .......................................................................................................................................................209 S.E.A.R.G. BUSINESS MEETING S.E.A.R.G. ICONOGRAPHY ................................................................................................................................212 SEARG QUARTERLY BULLETIN .........................................................................................................................214 QUO VADIS SESSION...........................................................................................................................................219 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS........................................................................................................................................222 - 3 - Sixth SEARG meeting, Lilongwe 18-21 June 2001 Official opening Programme of the meeting SOUTHERN AND EASTERN AFRICAN RABIES GROUP CONFERENCE LILONGWE MALAWI: 18 TO 21 JUNE 2001 Monday 18th June 2001 All day diagnostic training session at Central Veterinary Laboratory J. Bingham, A. Wandeler and J. Barrat Tuesday 19th June 2001 Official Opening Informal welcome and announcements: A. King Opening and welcome D. Chinombo W.H.O. welcome F.X. Meslin Chairman's report A. King SEARG proceedings on CD-ROM and Diagnostic manual J. Barrat Merial's CD-rom A. King Official opening Hon. Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation Education RSA book P. Kloeck RabNet F.X. Meslin Country reports Botswana Mozambique Burundi Namibia Eritrea South Africa Ethiopia Sudan Kenya Swaziland Kenya Uganda Lesotho Zambia Madagascar Zimbabwe Malawi Wednesday 20th June 2001 Bat rabies African bat rabies J. Bingham Mokola questions L. Nel Vampire bat rabies in the Americas C. Vargas Human deaths from bat rabies in the USA J. Smith European bat lyssaviruses A. King Australian bat lyssaviruses K. Mc Coll - 4 - Sixth SEARG meeting, Lilongwe 18-21 June 2001 Official opening Rabies control Cultural influences on dog ownership K. Laurenson Eradication of rabies from cities in South America C. Vargas Impact of domestic