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    Chikungunya virus emergence in the Lao PDR, 2012–2013

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    <div><p>In May 2012, the first authenticated cases of active chikungunya virus infection were detected in Champasak Province, Southern Laos. Analysis of series of human samples and mosquito specimens collected during the outbreak and over the year that followed the emergence enabled the drawing up of a map of the progression of CHIKV and the establishment of a full genetic characterization of the virus.</p></div

    Distribution of Chikungunya virus vectors and mosquito species composition from adult and larval collections in villages visited during the initial field investigation in August 2012 (see Fig 1A).

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    <p>Distribution of Chikungunya virus vectors and mosquito species composition from adult and larval collections in villages visited during the initial field investigation in August 2012 (see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0189879#pone.0189879.g001" target="_blank">Fig 1A</a>).</p

    Chikungunya virus study sites in 2012–2013.

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    <p>1A) Entomologic surveillance sites in September 2012. Black triangles represent villages in Moonlapamok and Khong Districts. Red stars represent villages where mosquito larvae were sampled. 1B) Chikungunya virus IgM seroprevalence in villages in Moonlapamok District. 1C) Chikungunya virus IgM seroprevalence in villages in Khong District. Letters correspond to the villages’ code and numbers to the recorded seroprevalence level.</p
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