ASIA
Country	Status		Vacc. Prog.	Spp.	Year	Out-Breaks	Cases		Vaccntd	Popltn
	Prob	FAO/OIE					No	/106
Sri Lanka	+[1]	?/?		Bov	89	+	.	.	.	1,788,000
					91	+	.	.	.	1,788,000
					92	.	.	.	.	1,773,000
					93	-	.	.	.	1.699,000
					94	-	.	.	.	1,600,000
					95	-	.	.	.	1,715,800
					96	-	.	.	.	1,704,100
					97	.	.	.	.	.
					98	-	.	.	.	1,599,000
					99	-	.	.	.	1,599,900
					00	-	.	.	.	1,616,700
					01	-	.	.	.	1,557,000
		/		Ovi-Cap	89	+	.	.	.	538,200
					90	+	.	.	.	538,200
					91	+	.	.	.	538,200
					92	.	.	.	.	548,000
					93	-	.	.	.	540,000
					94	-	.	.	.	519,000
					95	-	.	.	.	602,100
					96	-	.	.	.	610,100
					97	.	.	.	.	.
					98	-	.	.	.	631,100
					99	-	.	.	.	531,100
					00	-	.	.	.	526,500
					01	-	.	.	.	506,400
		/		Swine	92	.	.	.	.	85,000
					93	-	.	.	.	75,000
					94	-	.	.	.	90,000
					95	-	.	.	.	90,100
					96	-	.	.	.	86,900
					97	.	.	.	.	.
					98	.	.	.	.	76,300
					99	-	.	.	.	76,300
					00	-	.	.	.	73,600
					01	-	.	.	.	70,800
				Man	92-94		0
					00-01		0
[1]	The last laboratory confirmed outbreak was in 1969; current reports are based only on clinical diagnoses and nothing is being submitted to the Veterinary Research Institute. This ranking is conservative but if the disease existed in this tropical climate with local unrest, it would not be expected to be invisible.