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Egypt - FAO Animal and Human H5N1 Outbreaks for 2010
it also has information for cases of human infections with locations.
Egypt shows seventy eight total avian/human positive cases for the month of march alone. the first twenty four pages have roughly 230 items for Egypt during 2010 alone my search was for Africa avian/human http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/home?p=a&l=en_US
has map Lat/Long for some of the recent reported cases from many locations around the world
it looks like the march information which is public to date, gives us an general ideal of the number of positive poultry cases that are related to or are needed to produce another positive human case by some form of dispersal pp19.5 = 1ph
the February numbers show pp14.7 = 1ph the total poultry infections during this month were about 115, with 8 human cases confirmed.
Last edited by sharon sanders; April 1, 2010, 07:43 AM.
Reason: edited out subtitle from other thread
Kafr-el-sheikh (Egypt), Elkhawaled, Lat/Long 31.2775 / 30.84611, chicken, ducks, unspecified birds (36 destroyed), observation date 20/03/2010, reporting date 21/03/2010, result date 21/03/2010 http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/2/o...utbreak=152994
Al Jizah (giza) (Egypt), Ezbet abd Elaal, Lat/Long 29.58333/ 31.21667, destroyed 12 ducks, observation date 20/03/2010, reporting date 21/03/2010, result date 21/03/2010 http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/2/o...utbreak=152993
Kafr-el-sheikh (Egypt), Shabas Elshohada , Lat/Long 31.09 / 30.74361, destroyed 30 chickens, observation date 18/03/2010, reporting date 19/03/2010, result date 19/03/2010 http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/2/o...utbreak=152989
Kafr-el-sheikh (Egypt), Shabas Elshohada , Lat/Long 31.09 / 30.74361, destroyed 44 ducks, observation date 18/03/2010, reporting date 19/03/2010, result date 19/03/2010 http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/2/o...utbreak=152990
heres a good report below, done in the 1stq of 2010 and covers thru the end of January it mentions seven cases during the month it also confirms three deaths for Egypt during January and list them.
the report covers five or six global areas in total and speaks about the current trends within each country.
In January 2010, seven human avian influenza A H5N1 cases
were reported: in a 37-year old male from Helwan
Governorate (fatal), a 40-year old female from Qalyubiya
Governorate, a 29-year old female from Menofya Governorate
(fatal), a 20-year old female from Beni Suef Governorate
(fatal), an 18-month old male from Dakahalya Governorate, a
3-year old male from Assuit Governorate, and a 45-year old
male from Sharkia Governorate. Investigation revealed that
most had had close contact with sick or dead poultry.
...Compared to 2009, when most cases were in
children under four years of age, five out of the seven human
infections so far in 2010 have been in adults. The observed
CFR is also higher so far in 2010 (43% compared to 10% in
2009, although it had decreased from 50% in 2008). The
relative increase in H5N1 HPAI outbreaks in poultry (50 in
January 2010 compared to seven in the same month in 2009)
is a result of the improved surveillance and reporting rate,
mainly because of the effectiveness of CAHO.
thats really fast reporting a few cases from other countires are also listed i will add the rest of the links later.must walk the dog now.From looking at the recent mohp reports,it looks like they have pretty much tested people in each of these governorates listed below but only one or two as compared to last year.
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