ABOUT / INDEPENDENCE

Public information needs traceable context.

Plague Map organizes scattered public reports into events, evidence and timelines—while keeping unknowns unknown.

Our role

This is an independent, unofficial public-information project. It does not replace national surveillance, offer individual risk diagnosis, or treat media attention as outbreak magnitude.

Our principles

Independence statement

Plague Map is not affiliated with WHO, CDC or any government. Inclusion of a source does not imply endorsement. This release demonstrates the product and data architecture; every record requires source-by-source review before production launch.

Editorial team

Plague Map Editorial Desk · Data & public-health editorial team

We turn public outbreak reporting into source-linked maps, timelines and explainers.

The team is responsible for source verification, data modelling, revision records and public-information writing. Unless an article explicitly says medical-reviewed, source-reviewed does not mean that a clinician reviewed it.