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    R?publique dominicaine - Chol?ra: 31 045 cas suspects dont 457 morts depuis le d?but de l'?pid?mie (Novembre 2010)

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    PAHO
    Mise ? jour ?pid?miologique
    Chol?ra
    12 Octobre 2013

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    En R?publique dominicaine , depuis le d?but de l'?pid?mie (Novembre 2010) ? la semaine 39 de 2013, le nombre total de cas suspects de chol?ra rapport?s ?tait de 31 045 , dont 457 morts. Au cours de 2013, une augmentation des cas a ?t? enregistr? entre la semaine 1 ? 9 de l'ann?e 2013 , puis entre la semaine 32 et 39 , en raison des flamb?es dans les provinces de La Altagracia , Maria Trinidad Sanchez , San Crist?bal , et Santiago. Le taux de l?talit? en 2011 a atteint 1,7 % et 0,8% en 2012 , cependant, ? ce jour en 2013, il a atteint 2,1%.

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