Source: https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/652885
Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected from crows Shibetsu
03/04 17:56
Michi announced on the 4th that it detected a highly lethal highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (H5N1 subtype) in the dead bodies of four Jungle Crows collected on February 24 in Shibetsu-cho, Nemuro. This is the 19th case of highly pathogenic virus detected in wild birds this season (since October last year) in Hokkaido, which is the highest number.
According to Hokkaido, there are no reports of abnormalities from poultry farms in Hokkaido. Of the 19 cases, 11 cases are in the Nemuro jurisdiction, and the road is increasing surveillance around the collection point. (Kazunori Nishi)
Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected from crows Shibetsu
03/04 17:56
Michi announced on the 4th that it detected a highly lethal highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (H5N1 subtype) in the dead bodies of four Jungle Crows collected on February 24 in Shibetsu-cho, Nemuro. This is the 19th case of highly pathogenic virus detected in wild birds this season (since October last year) in Hokkaido, which is the highest number.
According to Hokkaido, there are no reports of abnormalities from poultry farms in Hokkaido. Of the 19 cases, 11 cases are in the Nemuro jurisdiction, and the road is increasing surveillance around the collection point. (Kazunori Nishi)
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