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Infection is transmitted by snails living in fresh water such as lakes, rivers, streams and ponds in Africa, and some countries in Southeast Asia, South America, and the Caribbean.
Schistosomiasis transmission is interrupted. The country is awaiting evaluation and verification from the World Health Organization for confirmation.
Public health authorities report no new human cases of
S. haematobium and await WHO evaluation and verification. Cases were previously reported in villages on the southeast border with Syria, mainly in the Nusaybin area (Mardin Province) and Akçakale (Sanliurfa Province). Snail intermediate host: Bulinus truncatus.
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