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Expanded Programme on Immunization regional immunization coverage.


 Immunization coverage rates for countries in the WHO South East Asian and Western Pacific regions as of January 1988 are presented in a table. Data, expressed in percentages, are tabulated for BCG, DPT 3, polio 3, measles and tetanus 2 for pregnant women. The countries with coverage in all categories above 80% are Brunei Darussalam and Samoa. Those with coverage figures all above 70% include Cook Islands, Fiji, Japan, Singapore and Tonga. Some intermediate countries are India, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka, Thailand and China. Nations with most reports under 40% are Bhutan, Burma, Laos, Maldives, and Vietnam. Bangladesh has the lowest coverage, with all figures less than 10%.
