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Data reformatted from https://github.com/UF-IDD/dengue-Zika-chik_Americas.
Data reformatted from https://github.com/UF-IDD/dengue-Zika-chik_Americas. Data already available in the repository seems to be from a different part of the report so we suggest keeping them in separate directories to avoid confusion. May have to rename the directories to make them most intuitive.
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Data of Brazil and Colombia reformatted from https://github.com/UF-IDD/dengue-Zika-chik_Americas. For Colombia, data already available in the repository seems to be from a different part of the report so we suggest keeping them in separate directories to avoid confusion. May have to rename the directories to make them most intuitive.