Cholera outbreaks reported, Jammu and Kashmir | India Health Observatory

Cholera outbreaks reported, Jammu and Kashmir

Name: Cholera outbreaks reported, Jammu and Kashmir
Creator: Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme, National Centre for Disease Control, MoHFW
License: https://data.gov.in/government-open-data-license-india

Number of cholera outbreaks that States/UTs reported to IDSP in the reporting week, including outbreaks of earlier weeks reported late.

0outbreaks

Week 32 of 2026 (3–9 Aug)

Unchanged from 0 in week 31 of 2026

Derived figure

Published in: IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2026 week 32 (2026-08-03 to 2026-08-09)
Where in the document: IDSP weekly outbreak report 2026-W32, pp.3–24: no current-week or late-reported outbreak row for Jammu and Kashmir
Evidence: Archived file Original URL Method
First seen by the observatory: 3 Oct 2026. Fetched directly from the publisher.

Where Jammu and Kashmir stands

Week 32 of 2026. 36 reporting

All reporting states for week 32 of 2026, highest first.

-101

Andhra Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh

Assam

Signals

All signals

What the observatory's code found notable in this series.

+5Unusual

Week 36 of 2024Outside the usual rangeJammu and Kashmir

Jammu and Kashmir: 5 cholera outbreaks in the 4 weeks to week 36 of 2024, against a median of 0 for the same weeks in 2021–23.

IDSP weekly outbreaks Original document Method Data

History

Download CSV

Every value, newest first. Each figure opens the release it was read from.

Period	Status	Where in the document
Week 32 of 2026 (3–9 Aug)	Derived	IDSP weekly outbreak report 2026-W32, pp.3–24: no current-week or late-reported outbreak row for Jammu and Kashmir
Week 31 of 2026 (27 Jul–2 Aug)	Derived	IDSP weekly outbreak report 2026-W31, pp.3–22: no current-week or late-reported outbreak row for Jammu and Kashmir
Week 30 of 2026 (20–26 Jul)	Derived	IDSP weekly outbreak report 2026-W30, pp.3–26: no current-week or late-reported outbreak row for Jammu and Kashmir
Week 29 of 2026 (13–19 Jul)	Derived	IDSP weekly outbreak report 2026-W29, pp.3–26: no current-week or late-reported outbreak row for Jammu and Kashmir
Week 28 of 2026 (6–12 Jul)	Derived	IDSP weekly outbreak report 2026-W28, pp.3–18: no current-week or late-reported outbreak row for Jammu and Kashmir
Week 27 of 2026 (29 Jun–5 Jul)	Derived

Definition and method

Number of cholera outbreaks that States/UTs reported to IDSP in the reporting week, including outbreaks of earlier weeks reported late.

Methodology

Source: IDSP's weekly outbreak report, published by the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) at ncdc.mohfw.gov.in, one report per reporting week (Monday to Sunday, as printed on the report's cover). Each report lists, state by state, every disease outbreak or alert that States/UTs reported to IDSP's Central Surveillance Unit that week: Unique ID (from 2016), state, district, disease, cases, deaths, date of onset, date of reporting, status and action taken. IHO reads every row of the report's two counted sections: outbreaks reported in the week, and 'Disease outbreaks of previous weeks reported late'. A late-reported outbreak counts in the week whose report lists it, not in the week it began, which is how IDSP's own total (the N printed above the page-2 chart) counts. Rows under 'Follow-up of disease outbreaks of previous weeks' (printed until 2017), and later re-listings of an outbreak already reported in an earlier week (recognised by its earlier Unique ID), update outbreaks already counted and are never counted again. Every state and union territory that existed in the week gets a value, and India gets one: a state with no row in the report gets 0, because the report lists every outbreak reported to IDSP that week, so absence means that none was reported. It does not mean that none occurred. Each week's rows are reconciled before anything is published: the number of rows must equal IDSP's printed N (where printed), every row must carry a distinct Unique ID (before 2016, the roman serials must run without a gap), and every figure in the Cases column must belong to a row. A week that fails is not published. An outbreak counts here when its Disease/Illness cell names cholera, whatever qualifier is printed ('Suspected', 'Provisional', '?'). A row naming two diseases ('Dengue & Chikungunya') is one outbreak and counts under each disease it names, so the disease counts can add up to more than the total.

Caveats

These are outbreaks reported, not disease incidence. The count depends on how many States/UTs sent their weekly report (the cover of each report says how many submitted one, including NIL reports; in some weeks, especially in 2020 and in recent years, fewer than half did), on each state's surveillance capacity and on the threshold its districts apply before calling a cluster an outbreak. A state that reports many outbreaks may simply be one that looks harder. Reporting grew over the years (NCDC counted 554 outbreaks in 2020, 1,862 in 2023 and 3,020 in 2024). The report is published about 5 to 7 weeks after the reporting week ends, so the latest value is never current. Late-reported outbreaks can have begun weeks before the week they count in.

Revisions

Government figures are revised. Earlier values are kept, never silently overwritten.

No value in this series has been revised since the observatory first archived it.

Source releases

The government publications this series was read from.

IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2015 week 1 (2014-12-29 to 2015-01-04)PublishedSeen 3 Oct 2026File
IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2015 week 3 (2015-01-12 to 2015-01-18)PublishedSeen 3 Oct 2026File
IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2015 week 2 (2015-01-05 to 2015-01-11)PublishedSeen 3 Oct 2026File
IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2015 week 4 (2015-01-19 to 2015-01-25)PublishedSeen 3 Oct 2026File
IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2015 week 5 (2015-01-26 to 2015-02-01)PublishedSeen 3 Oct 2026File
IDSP weekly outbreak report, 2015 week 7 (2015-02-09 to 2015-02-15)PublishedSeen 3 Oct 2026File

Cite this

India Health Observatory (2026). Cholera outbreaks reported, Jammu and Kashmir, week 1 of 2015 to week 32 of 2026 [dataset]. Original data: Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme, National Centre for Disease Control, MoHFW, IDSP weekly outbreaks. https://indiahealthobservatory.com/india/jammu-and-kashmir/cholera-outbreaks

Embed this chart

<iframe src="https://indiahealthobservatory.com/embed/jammu-and-kashmir/cholera-outbreaks" title="Cholera outbreaks reported, Jammu and Kashmir (India Health Observatory)" width="100%" height="440" style="border:0;max-width:760px" loading="lazy"></iframe>