Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the locations of quarantines and camel slaughterhouses.

<p>Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the locations where quarantines are located (A). Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the locations where the camel slaughterhouses are located (B). Large blue circles represent the three slaughterhouses that kill the most camels.</p

Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the locations of previous outbreaks and at the main animal markets.

<p>(A) Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the locations where outbreaks from previous epidemics occurred. (B) Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the locations where the 51 main animal markets are located. Large blue circles represent the two markets with the highest risk (Birqash market in Giza governorate and Daraw market in Aswan).</p

Distribution by species (density of animals, vaccine coverage and density of susceptibles).

<p>Upper row: density of cattle, sheep, goat and buffaloes (animals per square kilometer). Middle row: vaccine coverage for cattle, sheep, goat and buffaloes. Lower row: density of susceptible cattle, sheep, goat and buffaloes (animals per square kilometer).</p

Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the main locations after the importation of animals: Markets, quarantines and camel slaughterhouses considering either a buffer of 5000 meters or 2000 meters.

<p>Risk of RVFV transmission by vectors at the main locations after the importation of animals: Markets, quarantines and camel slaughterhouses considering either a buffer of 5000 meters or 2000 meters.</p

Importation of camels and cattle.

<p>Monthly importation into Egypt of camels and cattle between 2012 and 2015. In red animals imported from Sudan, and in blue animals imported from Ethiopia.</p

Mean and maximum variability in 10,000 random points (in the areas where risk is not zero), and at the main markets (51), camel slaughterhouses and quarantines.

<p>Mean and maximum variability in 10,000 random points (in the areas where risk is not zero), and at the main markets (51), camel slaughterhouses and quarantines.</p

Characteristics of the animal markets description of risk scores for the different criteria and relative frequency.

<p>Characteristics of the animal markets description of risk scores for the different criteria and relative frequency.</p

Standardized map of the risk of RVFV transmission by vectors in Egypt.

<p>Circles indicate the areas at the highest risk: Cairo area and to its north (1), Faiyum, Beni Suef and Minya area (2), Asyut, Sohag and Qena area (3), and Luxor area (4).</p