Rotterdam - Bird flu H5N6 at hobby holder Rhoon
Jan 22, 2018
In animals belonging to a hobby holder in Rhoon, South Holland, highly pathogenic avian flu of the H5N6 type has been identified, the Poultry Association of LTO / NOP said Monday.
LTO / NOP renews its call for vigilance in the poultry sector. The new infection shows that the virus is still around, says LTO / NOP. "Vigilance and hygiene is required," emphasizes the representative. The hobby holder had various types of poultry. They are being culled.
No additional restrictive measures
Because it is not a commercial farm, no additional restrictive measures are introduced, such as restriction zones. The hobby holder is also in a poultry-poor area. National measures such as the obligation to keep poultry inside, the ban on visitors / hygiene requirements, the ban on exhibitions for hobby birds and the litter protocol for duck farms have been in force since December.
Jan 22, 2018
In animals belonging to a hobby holder in Rhoon, South Holland, highly pathogenic avian flu of the H5N6 type has been identified, the Poultry Association of LTO / NOP said Monday.
LTO / NOP renews its call for vigilance in the poultry sector. The new infection shows that the virus is still around, says LTO / NOP. "Vigilance and hygiene is required," emphasizes the representative. The hobby holder had various types of poultry. They are being culled.
No additional restrictive measures
Because it is not a commercial farm, no additional restrictive measures are introduced, such as restriction zones. The hobby holder is also in a poultry-poor area. National measures such as the obligation to keep poultry inside, the ban on visitors / hygiene requirements, the ban on exhibitions for hobby birds and the litter protocol for duck farms have been in force since December.
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