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EMPRES-RVF- Senegal and Mauritania Sept-Oct 2013 (What country is next?)

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Quick background:

Rift Valley fever (RVF) is a viral zoonosis that primarily affects animals but also has the capacity to infect humans. Infection can cause severe disease in both animals and humans. The disease also results in significant economic losses due to death and abortion among RVF-infected livestock.

RVF virus is a member of the Phlebovirus genus, one of the five genera in the family Bunyaviridae. The virus was first identified in 1931 during an investigation into an epidemic among sheep on a farm in the Rift Valley of Kenya. Since then, outbreaks have been reported in sub-Saharan and North Africa. In 1997-98, a major outbreak occurred in Kenya, Somalia and Tanzania and in September 2000, RVF cases were confirmed in Saudi Arabia and Yemen, marking the first reported occurrence of the disease outside the African continent and raising concerns that it could extend to other parts of Asia and Europe (WHO)
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Rift Valley fever Highlights
Rift Valley fever outbreaks forecasting models
http://www.who.int/csr/disease/riftvalleyfev/en/index.html

WHO Global Alert and Response (GAR) , | Rift Valley fever
http://www.who.int/csr/don/archive/disease/rift_valley_fever/en/index.html

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20/09/2013: Senegal - Rift Valley fever
‎24 ‎September ‎2013, ‏‎10:17:08
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Saint-Louis, for wild mammal (dorcas gazelle: gazella dorcas(bovidae))


10/10/2013: Senegal - Rift Valley fever
‎11 ‎October ‎2013, ‏‎09:10:11
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Saint-Louis, for domestic mammal (goats)
10/10/2013: Senegal - Rift Valley fever
‎11 ‎October ‎2013, ‏‎09:10:11
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Saint-Louis, for domestic mammal (goats)
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18/10/2013: Mauritania - Rift Valley fever
‎18 ‎October ‎2013, ‏‎10:44:11
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Brakna, for domestic mammal (goats/sheep )
18/10/2013: Mauritania - Rift Valley fever
‎18 ‎October ‎2013, ‏‎10:44:11
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Brakna, for domestic mammal (sheep)
18/10/2013: Mauritania - Rift Valley fever
‎18 ‎October ‎2013, ‏‎10:44:11
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Trarza, for domestic mammal (camelidae)
18/10/2013: Mauritania - Rift Valley fever
‎18 ‎October ‎2013, ‏‎10:44:11
Confirmed Rift Valley fever in Trarza, for domestic mammal (goats/sheep )
 
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