Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 32% or 1,629 cases of the total patients (5,132 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 1% increase in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 50, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 4% or 191 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 0.6% decrease in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

• Confirmed Malaria (MAL) shared 0.1% or 4 cases of all patient visits in current week.

Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 27.4% or 1,187 cases of the total patients (4,334 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 0.5% increase in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 46, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 7% or 302 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 2% increase in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

• Confirmed Malaria (MAL) shared 0.3% or 14 cases of all patient visits in current week.

Highlights:

✤ Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 26.3% or 1,000 cases of the total patients (3,803 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 7% increase in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 44, 2012.

✤ Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 7% or 261 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 1% decrease in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

✤ Confirmed Malaria (MAL) shared 0.5% or 18 cases of all patient visits in current week.

Highlights:

✤ Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 24% or 776 cases of the total patients (3,251 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 1.5% decrease in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 42, 2012.

✤ Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 7.5% or 244 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing no change in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

✤ Confirmed Malaria (MAL) shared 1% or 31 cases of all patient visits in current week.

Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 23.3% or 1,032 cases of the total patients (4,428 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 3% decrease in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 39, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 8.2% or 365 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 0.2% decrease in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 26% or 999 cases of the total patients (3,843 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 2.4% increase in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 38, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 8.5% or 326 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 1% decrease in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 26% or 631 cases of the total patients (2,473 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 6% increase in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 36, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 13% or 313 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 3% increase in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 18.5% or 376 cases of the total patients (2,037 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 0.4% decrease in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 33, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 12.4% or 253 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 1.5% increase in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.

Highlights:

• Acute Respiratory tract infections (ARI) accounted for 15.2% or 662 cases of the total patients (4,345 consultations) in all age groups and is showing 0.1% increase in percentage of ARI patient visits as compared to week 28, 2012.

• Other Acute Diarrhea (OAD) accounted for 7.2% or 315 cases of the total patient consultations in all age groups by showing 4% decrease in percentage as compared to OAD patient visits in previous week.