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Poliovirus Update

Case breakdown by country

Country

Year-to-date
2009

Year-to-date
2008

Total in
2008

Date of onset of most recent case

India

568

503 

559 

21 October 2009 

Pakistan

76

96 

117 

18 October 2009 

Mauritania§

2

14 October 2009 

Nigeria

383

753 

798 

14 October 2009 

Afghanistan

24

24 

31 

1 October 2009 

Mali

5

30 September 2009 

Chad

33

26 

37 

20 September 2009 

Guinea

33

19 September 2009 

Angola

28

26 

29 

15 September 2009 

Burundi

2

12 September 2009 

Cameroon

2

31 August 2009 

Burkina Faso

13

28 August 2009 

Liberia

10

17 August 2009 

CAR

14

9 August 2009 

Côte d'Ivoire

27

6 August 2009 

Kenya

18

30 July 2009 

Sierra Leone

2

28 July 2009 

Sudan

45

26 

27 June 2009 

DRC

3

24 June 2009 

Niger

15

14 

12 

28 May 2009 

Uganda

8

10 May 2009 

Benin

20

19 April 2009 

Togo

6

28 March 2009 

Ghana

0

8 November 2008 

Nepal

0

15 October 2008 

Ethiopia

0

27 April 2008 

 

India

  • 40 new cases were reported in the past week (two WPV1 and 38 WPV3s), bringing the total number of cases for 2009 to 568. The most recent case had onset of paralysis on 21 October (WPV3 from Ghaziabad, western Uttar Pradesh).
  • The India Expert Advisory Group last week recommended the new supplementary immunization schedule for 2010, highlighted by the introduction of bivalent oral polio vaccine (bOPV) early next year to tackle both WPV1 and WPV3 serotypes concurrently. The IEAG agreed to sustain its intense effort to close immunization coverage gaps in young children and migrants, particularly in the 100 "high-risk" blocks of western Uttar Pradesh and Bihar that hold the key to eradication in India. In the short term, the IEAG recommended conducting mop-up immunization activities anywhere a WPV1 case occurred, and anywhere a WPV3 case occurred outside western Uttar Pradesh or central Bihar.
  • The newly-reported WPV1s are from Moradabad, western Uttar Pradesh and from Patna, Bihar. Once again, the bulk of the newly-reported WPV3s are from western Uttar Pradesh.
  • The next Subnational Immunization Days (SNIDs) will be launched on 8 November, using monovalent OPV type 1 (mOPV1), across Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

 

Source: www.polioeradication.org

 

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