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Fig 1.

Report of cases of trachoma in Mexico.

1920–2004. Resource: Own elaboration based on data provided by Dr. Sheila West and extracted from dossier [13].

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Fig 2.

Milestones in the trachoma elimination in Mexico, 1890 to 2020.

Source: Own elaboration based on extraction of data from dossier [13].

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Fig 3.

States with reports of trachoma in Mexico, 1918–1923.

Source: Own elaboration based on analysis data provided Vélez D. and collaborators [12].

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Table 1.

Trachoma suspected cases identified by State in Mexico, 1923 to 2015.

Source: General Directorate of Epidemiology and Directorate of Vector-Borne Diseases of CENAPRECE and literature review of trachoma in the Americas by PAHO [13].

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Fig 4.

Trachoma endemic municipalities in the state of Chiapas.

2015. Source: Own elaboration based on data from Ochoa H. and collaborators [13].

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Table 2.

Investment in basic water and sanitation in trachoma endemic municipalities, Chiapas State, 2006–2012.

Source: Sustainable Plan for Hydraulic Works, Sanitation and Responsible Treatment of Solid Waste. Government of the State of Chiapas. 2006–2010.

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Table 3.

TT operations carried out in Chiapas, Mexico, 2004–2015.

Source: State Program for the Prevention and Control of Trachoma.

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Table 4.

Azithromycin doses distributed to trachoma active cases and contacts registered by State Trachoma Prevention and Control Program (PEPCT) by endemic municipality, State of Chiapas, 2004–2014.

Source: State Program for the Prevention and Control of Trachoma.

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Table 5.

Assessment of facial hygiene in municipalities known to have trachoma in Chiapas.

2012–2014. Source: State Program for the Prevention and Control of Trachoma.

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