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Volume 31, Number 3—March 2025
Research

Postelimination Cluster of Lymphatic Filariasis, Futuna, 2024

Clément CouteauxComments to Author , Thibaut Demaneuf, Laurent Bien, Manuel Munoz, Bernadette Worms, Samuel Chésimar, Gwenael Takala, Atonio Lie, Vincent Jessop, Malia Kalemeli Selemago, Valelia Uhila, Monika Toa, Dominique Euller, and Cyrille Goarant
Author affiliation: Wallis and Futuna Health Agency, Mata’utu, Uvea, Wallis and Futuna (C. Couteaux, L. Bien, M. Munoz, B. Worms, S. Chésimar, G. Takala, A. Lie, V. Jessop, M.K. Selemago, V. Uhila, M. Toa, D. Euller); The Pacific Community, Noumea, New Caledonia (T. Demaneuf, C. Goarant)

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Figure 2

Geolocation of lymphatic filariasis cases detected in Futuna during October 2023–June 2024 and barycenter of Taoa cases. Kingdoms of Alo and Sigave are indicated. Inset maps show location of Wallis and Futuna in South Pacific.

Figure 2. Geolocation of lymphatic filariasis cases detected in Futuna during October 2023–June 2024 and barycenter of Taoa cases. Kingdoms of Alo and Sigave are indicated. Inset maps show location of Wallis and Futuna in South Pacific.

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