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European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

Stay informed with the latest data on plague cases in Madagascar from August to October 2017. Reusable maps and graphs provided by ECDC for your reference. Note: Numbers subject to change due to reclassification delays.

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European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

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  1. You are encouraged to reuse our maps and graphs for your own purposes and free to translate, provided the content is not altered and the source is acknowledged. Either copy the images from the following slides or download directly from: ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications/surveillance_reports/Communicable-Disease-Threats-Report/Pages/cdtr.aspx European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control Reusable maps and graphs from ECDC Communicable Disease Threats Report, week 42, 2017

  2. Plague cases from 1 August 2017 to 18 October 2017 in Madagascar

  3. Plague cases by week of report, week 2017-37 to 2017- 42, Madagascar * Please note that there is still uncertainty on the correct numbers due to case reclassification and reporting delays

  4. Pneumonic plague cases by week of report, week 2017-37 to 2017- 42, Madagascar * Please note that there is still uncertainty on the correct numbers due to case reclassification and reporting delays

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