Archive:2013-2014 birdflu outbreak in Yakormonyo
The 2013-2014 Yakormonyo birdflu outbreak began in mid-2013. An outbreak of birdflu was officially declared in May 2013 in select prefectures in the Central Valley region by the Monyo government.
Epidemiology
Yakormonyo first declared a birdflu outbreak in the prefectures of Sirion, Onioto and Tufiankaras due to a sudden spike in the number of patients from May 17 to 27, 2013, compared to figures of the equivalent period from 2012. Outbreaks were also eventually declared in several other parts of the country.
There were at least 43,000 cases recorded from January 1, 2013 to December 31, 2014, with around 18,500 of these cases resulting to deaths.
By November 30, 2014, the Monyo government declared that the birdflu outbreak is already under control. The last case was reported in Nehados on January 12, 2015.
Cases
| Region | Confirmed cases |
Confirmed deaths |
Official outbreak declaration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afan | 163 | 77 | Outbreak declared |
| Anakfa | 1,984 | 833 | Outbreak declared |
| Antaka | 635 | 292 | Outbreak declared |
| Asaka | 3,525 | 1,482 | Outbreak declared |
| Asxata | 3,012 | 1,474 | Outbreak declared |
| Atah | 730 | 358 | Outbreak declared |
| Aukoau | 123 | 57 | Outbreak declared |
| Fokatakis | 41 | 16 | No outbreak |
| Hekionkur | 368 | 172 | Outbreak declared |
| Ifanouo | 1,351 | 585 | Outbreak declared |
| Ixahiri | 712 | 284 | Outbreak declared |
| Kaigias | 632 | 320 | Outbreak declared |
| Kanioto | 288 | 133 | Outbreak declared |
| Karaski | 1 | 0 | No outbreak |
| Kinaio | 15 | 9 | No outbreak |
| Nariuo | 154 | 66 | Outbreak declared |
| Onioto | 2,671 | 1,089 | Outbreak declared |
| Oron | 312 | 141 | Outbreak declared |
| Ranagara | 526 | 237 | Outbreak declared |
| Saroni | 431 | 195 | Outbreak declared |
| Sirion | 21,448 | 9,014 | Outbreak declared |
| Tatxosapi | 671 | 307 | Outbreak declared |
| Toxkaxa | 661 | 283 | Outbreak declared |
| Tufiankaras | 3,487 | 1,483 | Outbreak declared |
| Utosia | 9 | 5 | No outbreak |
| Total (Nationwide) | 43,950 | 18,911 | Outbreak in 21 out 25 prefectures |