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Detected human cases in countries in the Oceania
Country Cases Deaths
Laboratory
confirmed
Estimated cases Confirmed
(Suspected)
Total 19,912 110,355 64
Australia 17,061 90,000 50
New Zealand 2,704 20,000 13
Tonga 9 20 1
Guam 7 10 1
Fiji 97 200 0
New Caledonia 16 20 0
French Polynesia 11 15 0
Marshall Islands 4 15 0
Papua New Guinea 1 5 0
Federated States of Micronesia 1 5 0
Vanuatu 10 15 0
Samoa 9 15 0
Cook Islands 8 10 0
Palau 8 10 0
Solomon Islands 5 10 0
Northern Mariana Islands 3 5 0
Notes dependency of France dependency of New Zealand

dependency of the United States

Summary
Number of countries in the Oceania with confirmed cases: 7
And only one dependency with confirmed cases (30 June 2009)
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