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Table D. Arboviruses and Certain Other Viruses Assigned to Biosafety Level 3

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Aino	Akabane	Bhanja	Chikungunya (c,d)	Cocal
Dhori	Dugbe	Everglades (c,d)	Flexal	Germiston (c)
Getah	Hantaan	Israel Turkey mening.	Japanese enc.	Junin (c,d)
Kairi	Kimberley	Koutango	Louping Ill (a,c)	Mayaro
Middelburg	Mobala	Mopeia (e)	Mucambo (c,d)	Murray Valley enc.
Nairobi sheep disease(a)	Ndumu	Negishi	Oropouche (c)	Orungo
Peaton	Piry	Powassan	Puumala	Rift Valley fever (a,b,c,d)
Sagiyama	Sal Vieja	San Perlita	Semliki Forest	Seoul Spondweni
St. Louis enc.	Thogoto	Tocio (c)	Turuna	Venezuelan equine(c,d) encephalitis
Vesicular Stomatitus (alagoas)	Wesselsbron (a,c)	West Nile	Yellow fever (c,d)	Zinga (b)

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(a.) The importation, possession, or use of this agent is restricted by USDA regulation or administrative policy. See Appendix E.
(b.) Zinga virus is now recognized as being identical to Rift Valley Fever virus.
(c.) SALS recommends that work with this agent should be conducted only in Biosafety Level 3 facilities which provide for HEPA filtration of all exhaust air prior to discharge from the laboratory.
(d.) A vaccine is available and is recommended for all persons working with this agent.
(e.) This virus is presently being registered in the Catalogue of Arboviruses (96).

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