Zika virus transmission: ECDC adaptation of WHO's Zika virus country classification scheme 1
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1 Zika virus transmission: ECDC adaptation of WHO's Zika virus country classification scheme 1 Country Region Country classification category for Zika transmission American Samoa American Samoa Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Angola Angola Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Anguilla Anguilla Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Argentina Chaco Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Argentina Formosa Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Argentina Salta Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Argentina Tucuman Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Aruba Aruba Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Bahamas Bahamas Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Bangladesh Bangladesh Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Barbados Barbados Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Belize Belize Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Bolivia Bolivia Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba Bonaire Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Saba Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Sint Eustatius Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Acre Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Alagoas Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1)
2 Brazil Amapa Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Amazonas Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Bahia WHO cat. 2 areas with new documented intense transmission Brazil Ceara Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Distrito Federal Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Espirito Santo Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Goias Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Maranhao WHO cat. 2 areas with new documented intense transmission Brazil Mato Grosso Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Mato Grosso Do Sul Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Minas Gerais Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Para Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Paraiba Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Parana Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Pernambuco Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Piaui Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Rio De Janeiro Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Brazil Rio Grande Do Norte Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Rio Grande Do Sul Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Rondonia Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Roraima Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Santa Catarina Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1)
3 Brazil Sao Paulo Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Sergipe Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Brazil Tocantins Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) British Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Burkina Faso Burkina Faso Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Burundi Burundi Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Cambodia Cambodia Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Cameroon Cameroon Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Cape Verde Cape Verde Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Cayman Islands Cayman Islands Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Central African Republic Central African Republic Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Chile Easter Island Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Colombia Colombia Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Cook Islands Cook Islands Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Costa Rica Costa Rica Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Côte d'ivoire Côte d'ivoire Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Cuba Cuba Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Curaçao Curaçao Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Dominica Dominica Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Ecuador Ecuador Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) El Salvador El Salvador Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1)
4 Fiji Fiji Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) France Guyane Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) France Martinique Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) French Polynesia French Polynesia Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Gabon Gabon Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Grenada Grenada Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Guadeloupe Guadeloupe Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Guatemala Guatemala Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Guyana Guyana Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Haiti Haiti Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Honduras Honduras Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) India Gujarat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) India Tamil Nadu Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Bali Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Bangka Belitung Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Banten Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Bengkulu Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Dki Jakarta Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Gorontalo Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Jambi Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2)
5 Indonesia Jawa Barat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Jawa Tengah Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Jawa Timur Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Kalimantan Barat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Kalimantan Tengah Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Kalimantan Timur Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Kepulauan-riau Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Lampung Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Maluku Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Maluku Utara Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Nangroe Aceh Darussalam Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Nusatenggara Barat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Nusatenggara Timur Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Papua Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Papua Barat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Riau Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sulawesi Barat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sulawesi Selatan Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sulawesi Tengah Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sulawesi Tenggara Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sulawesi Utara Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2)
6 Indonesia Sumatera Barat Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sumatera Selatan Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Indonesia Sumatera Utara Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Jamaica Jamaica Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Lao People's Democratic Republic Lao People's Democratic Republic Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Malaysia Malaysia Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Maldives Maldives Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Aguascalientes Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Baja California Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Baja California Sur Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Campeche Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Chiapas Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Coahuila Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Colima Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Guerrero Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Hidalgo Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Jalisco Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Michoacan Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Morelos Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Nayarit Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Nuevo Leon Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1)
7 Mexico Oaxaca Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Puebla Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Quintana Roo Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico San Luis Potosi Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Sinaloa Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Sonora Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Tabasco Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Tamaulipas Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Veracruz Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Yucatan Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Mexico Zacatecas Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Micronesia Micronesia Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Montserrat Montserrat Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) New Caledonia New Caledonia Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Nicaragua Nicaragua Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Nigeria Nigeria Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Palau Palau Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Panama Panama Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Paraguay Paraguay Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Peru Peru Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Philippines Philippines Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2)
8 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Saint Barthélemy Saint-Barthélemy Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Kitts and Nevis Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Saint Lucia Saint Lucia Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Saint Martin Saint Martin Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Samoa Samoa Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Senegal Senegal Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) Singapore Singapore Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Sint Maarten Sint Maarten Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Solomon Islands Solomon Islands Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Suriname Suriname Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Thailand Thailand WHO cat. 2 areas with new documented intense transmission Tonga Tonga Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Turks and Caicos Islands Turks and Caicos Islands Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Uganda Uganda Areas with virus transmission following previous virus circulation (WHO cat. 2) United States of America Broward Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) United States of America Cameron Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) United States of America Miami-Dade Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) United States of America Palm Beach Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) United States of America Pinellas Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3)
9 United States Virgin Islands United States Virgin Islands Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Vanuatu Vanuatu Areas with interrupted transmission (WHO cat. 3) Venezuela Venezuela Areas with virus transmission following virus new/re introduction (WHO cat. 1) Vietnam Vietnam WHO cat. 2 areas with new documented intense transmission 1
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