ASIA
Country	Status		Vacc. Prog.	Spp.	Year	Out-Breaks	Cases		Vaccntd	Popltn
	Prob	FAO/OIE					No	/106
Iran	+	+/+	V*	Bov	89	10	.	1.3	1,300,000	8,000,000
					90	24	.	3	.	8,000,000
					91	+	.	.	*[1]	6,800,000
					92	6	18	9.8	1,829,400	7,500,000
					93	8[2]	60	9	1,980,000	6,697,000
					94	14	.	2.1	2,500,000	7,100,000
					95	10	23	3.2	3,000,000	7,100,000
					96	11[3]	.	1.5	3,000,000.00
					97	5	12	1.7	3,479,113	.
		+			98	+	.	.	.	8,785,000
					99	11	38	4.1	3,558,740	9,167,800
					00	17	37	4.6	3,709,000	8,048,000
					01	16	29	.	3,342,314	.
			V*	Ovi-Cap	89	29	.	0.6	28,738,000	47,500,000
					90	30	.	0.6	.	47,500,000
					91	+	.	.	*	68,500,000
					92	38	400	10.5	38,048,000	50,500,000
					93	+	618	8.9	44,300,000	69,429,000
		/+			94	42	.	0.6	52,000,000	68,900,000
					95	47	444	6.4	60,000,000	68,900,000
					96	21	.	0.3	60,000,000	.
					97	22	370	5.4	76,317,200	.
					98	+	.	.	.	78,450,000
					99	15	131	1.6	61,886,130	81,407,960
					00	22	317	4	59,570,000	79,657,000
					01	43	290	.	55,758,913	.
				Equine	99	.	.	.	.	260,300
					00	.	.	.	.	1,727,000
					01	2	5	.	39,040	.
				Camel	01	1	1	.	3,970	.
				Swine	99	1	4	63	63,352	.
					00	.	.	.	.	.
					01	.	.	.	.	.
				Man	78		730
					80		391
					81		182
					99		220
Values in [ ] are indexes referring to footnotes below
[1]	The 1991 OIE Health Reports quotes an all-species total of 68 outbreaks with 31,620,000 animals vaccinated.
[2]	The 1993 OIE Health Report claims that there is a reduction in the incidence of outbreaks following annual vaccination but the reduction, if it exists, seems to be limited to reported cattle outbreaks.
[3]	Cattle & sheep/goat outbreaks occurred in 14/27 provinces.