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Fig. 3

From: Burden and pattern of acute diarrhea in Thai children under 5 years of age: a 5-year descriptive analysis based on Thailand National Health Coverage (NHC) data

Fig. 3

Geographic distribution of the three specific common foodborne pathogens: a Regional distribution of A00: Cholera; a1, Bangkok; a2, Chonburi, b) Regional distribution of A01: Typhoid; b1, Chiang Mai; b2, Songkhla; b3, Pattani; b4, Yala; b5, Narathiwat; and c) Regional distribution of A06: Amoebiasis; c1, Chiang Mai; c2, Ubon Ratchathani; c3, Bangkok; c4, Chumphon; c5, Nakhon sri thammarat; c6, Songkhla; c7, Yala; c8, Narathiwat, the gradient color bar in the right lower part of each picture indicates the density of the pathogen in each province

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