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Diseases transmitted by insects or animalsThere are sporadic cases of malaria in Algeria. Areas of transmission are scarce and mainly located in the oases of the south of the country. Leishmaniasis, transmitted by the bite of infected phlebotomine sand flies, is endemic in Algeria. Protect yourself carefully from insect bites. There are cases of animal rabies. Health authorities have reported 50 cases of bubonic plague in Algeria in 2009, some within 15 kilometers of the border to Libya, where 2 people have died of the disease. Bubonic plague is transmitted through fleas often found on rodents. The risk for travelers remains small. |
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Diseases transmitted by food, water or through the environmentIn Algeria, gastric diseases are common among tourists who are not accustomed to local food or who do not take precautions. A few cases of typhoid fever have been reported in the country. It is recommended to avoid bathing in lakes or ponds due to the risks of leishmaniasis and amebiasis in the country. |
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Diseases transmitted by contact with infected peopleA few cases of meningitis are regularly reported in several regions. |



















