According to the World Health Organization (WHO), human<unk>  is present in 150 countries and territories and on all continents, except for Antarctica. India has been known to have the highest incidence of<unk> . Twenty-three cases of human<unk>  have been reported in the United States in the past decade (2008-2017). Many territories, such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Taiwan, Japan, Hawaii, Mauritius, Barbados and Guam, are free of<unk> . Worldwide, 55,000 human deaths occur annually from<unk> , with 56 % of deaths estimated to occur in Asia and 44 % in Africa.
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