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among the highest in Latin America and the Caribbean. Approximately 5 million individuals are no longer at risk of lymphatic filariasis due to successful implementation of mass drug administration in 101 of 140 communes. The risk of dying from rabies decreased by 60% in communities participating in the Haiti Animal Rabies Surveillance Program.
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