In December 2023 (from 0:00 on December 1, 2023 to 24:00 on December 31, 2023), 922192 cases of notifiable infectious diseases were reported in the province, with 51 deaths.
Among them, no cases of morbidity or mortality were reported for Class A infectious diseases. Among Class B infectious diseases, SARS, poliomyelitis, human highly pathogenic avian influenza, rabies, encephalitis B, anthrax, diphtheria, neonatal tetanus, schistosomiasis and human H7N9 avian influenza were reported without morbidity and mortality. In addition to the new coronavirus infection, 7901 cases of other 17 Class B infectious diseases were reported and 51 deaths were reported. The top five diseases reported were viral hepatitis, pulmonary tuberculosis, syphilis, gonorrhea and whooping cough, accounting for 94.44% of the total reported cases of Class B infectious diseases.
During the same period, 914291 cases of Class C infectious diseases were reported, and no deaths were reported. The top three diseases reported were influenza, other infectious diarrhea and hand foot mouth disease, accounting for 99.97% of the total reported cases of Class C infectious diseases.
Attached Table: Statistics of Incidence and Death of Legal Infectious Diseases in Zhejiang Province in December 2023
Zhejiang Provincial Bureau of Disease Control
January 4, 2024
Schedule
Statistical Table of Incidence and Death of Legal Infectious Diseases in Zhejiang Province in December 2023 |
Disease type | Incidence | Number of deaths |
Total of Category A, B and C | nine hundred and twenty-two thousand one hundred and ninety-two | fifty-one |
Total Class A and B infectious diseases | seven thousand nine hundred and one | fifty-one |
Plague | zero | zero |
Cholera | zero | zero |
SARS | zero | zero |
AIDS | one hundred and forty-nine | twenty-three |
Viral hepatitis | two thousand and ninety-seven | five |
Hepatitis A | fifty | zero |
Hepatitis B | one thousand four hundred and eighty-seven | zero |
Hepatitis C | two hundred and forty-five | five |
Hepatitis D | two | zero |
Hepatitis E | two hundred and seventy | zero |
Hepatitis not classified | forty-three | zero |
Poliomyelitis | zero | zero |
Human infection with highly pathogenic avian influenza | zero | zero |
Measles | one | zero |
Epidemic hemorrhagic fever | twenty-nine | zero |
Rabies | zero | zero |
Epidemic encephalitis B | zero | zero |
Dengue fever | three | zero |
Anthrax | zero | zero |
Bacillary and amoebic dysentery | thirty-nine | zero |
Tuberculosis | one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two | twenty-three |
Typhoid and paratyphoid | three | zero |
Epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis | one | zero |
Whooping cough | three hundred and eighty-two | zero |
Diphtheria | zero | zero |
Neonatal tetanus | zero | zero |
Scarlatina | one hundred and eighty-five | zero |
Brucellosis | nine | zero |
Gonorrhea | one thousand two hundred and twenty-three | zero |
Syphilis | one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight | zero |
Leptospirosis | one | zero |
Schistosomiasis | zero | zero |
Malaria | twelve | zero |
Human infection with H7N9 avian influenza | zero | zero |
Monkeypox | seven | zero |
Total Class C infectious diseases | nine hundred and fourteen thousand two hundred and ninety-one | zero |
Influenza | nine hundred and six thousand and eighty | zero |
Epidemic parotitis | two hundred and ninety-two | zero |
Rubella | two | zero |
Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis | fifteen | zero |
Leprosy | zero | zero |
Typhus | one | zero |
Kala azar | zero | zero |
Echinococcosis | zero | zero |
Filariasis | zero | zero |
Other infectious diarrhea | five thousand eight hundred and sixty-five | zero |
Hand foot mouth disease | two thousand and thirty-six | zero |
Note: The number of cases and deaths shall be counted according to the date of final adjudication; New coronavirus infection is not included. The number of cases and deaths of viral hepatitis is the total number of reported cases and deaths of hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hepatitis D, hepatitis E and undifferentiated hepatitis |
Provided by Public Health Monitoring and Business Guidance Institute of Zhejiang Center for Disease Control and Prevention
