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Confirmation of an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the municipality of Landujan
Updated on 01/09/2022
An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza was confirmed on Wednesday August 31, 2022 in a laying hen farm in the town of Landujan in Ille-et-Vilaine.
As part of the measures to combat the spread of the virus, an operation to depopulate the 3,500 hens present in the farm was carried out on Wednesday August 31, 2022 .
State services, and in particular the departmental directorate for the protection of populations (DDPP), are mobilized alongside the breeder who will be compensated for the losses suffered.
To avoid any risk of spreading the virus to other farms, regulated protection (ZP) and surveillance (ZS) zones have been set up within a radius of 3 and 10 km around the outbreak (link to the zoning map attached).
> The 5 municipalities concerned within the radius of 3 km are:
- The Lou du Lac Chapel
- Irodouer
- Landujan
- Medreac
- Saint Pern
- La Baussaine
- Becherel
- comic
- Cardroc
- The Chapelle-Chaussée
- Longaulnay
- Miniac-sous-Becherel
- Montauban-de-Bretagne
- La Nouaye
- Quedillac
- Romille
Within these perimeters, all places where poultry and captive birds are kept are subject to specific requirements . In particular, the movement of poultry and other captive birds is prohibited , except for derogations granted by the departmental directorate for the protection of populations.
Currently, the avian influenza virus is actively circulating among wild birds, and its spread to domestic poultry is possible, as evidenced by the situation of the farm located in the municipality of Landujan.
This is why the prefect of Ille-et-Vilaine set up by prefectural decree of August 12, 2022, a temporary control zone throughout the department, which requires individuals and professionals in the sector poultry to strictly respect biosecurity measures (in particular sheltering) and invites them to remain extremely vigilant .
In accordance with the actions provided for in the action plan presented by the Minister on July 29, biosecurity measures are reinforced in terms of transport and livestock workers.
The sanitary measures specific to each zone are detailed on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty.
► Consult the specific sanitary measures
Surveillance of wild bird mortality is also reinforced and the discovery of dead wild birds must be declared to the SAGIR wild fauna mortality monitoring network on 02 99 41 15 99 .
Reminder : The consumption of meat, foie gras and eggs – and more generally of any poultry-based food product – does not present any risk to humans.
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Confirmation of a second case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the municipality of Saint-Onen-la-Chapelle
Updated on 09/12/2022
A second case of highly pathogenic avian influenza was confirmed on Friday September 9, 2022 in a muscovy duck farm in the town of Saint-Onen-la-Chapelle in Ille-et-Vilaine.
To avoid any risk of viral circulation and spread of the virus to other farms, regulated protection (ZP) and surveillance (ZS) zones are set up within a radius of 3 and 10 km around the infected farm. .
> The municipalities concerned within the radius of 3 km are: Saint-Onen-la-Chapelle, Le Crouais, Saint-Méen-le Grand in total and part of the territory of the municipality of Montauban-de-Bretagne.
> The municipalities concerned by the 10 km zone , in addition to the municipalities mentioned above, are: Quédillac, Médréac, Gaël, Muel, Boisgervilly, Bléruais, Saint-Maugan, Saint-Uniac for all of their territory and the municipalities of Montauban- de-Bretagne and Iffendic for part of their territory.
Furthermore, as part of the measures to combat the spread of the virus, an operation to depopulate all the animals present on the farm concerned by the case of highly pathogenic avian influenza was carried out.
Within these perimeters, all places where poultry and captive birds are kept are subject to specific requirements. In particular, the movement of poultry and other captive birds is prohibited , unless waived by the Departmental Directorate for the Protection of Populations (DDPP).
State services, in particular the DDPP, are mobilized alongside the breeder who will be compensated for the losses suffered.
In general, and in order to limit the spread of the virus, which can have significant economic consequences, all professionals in the poultry sector and individuals are reminded to strictly respect biosecurity measures, on the whole department and to remain extremely vigilant.
In this context, surveillance of wild bird mortality must be reinforced and the discovery of dead wild birds must be declared to the SAGIR surveillance network on 02 99 41 15 99.
Reminder
The consumption of meat, foie gras and eggs – and more generally any poultry-based food product – presents no risk to humans.
https://www.ille-et-vilaine.gouv.fr/...en-la-Chapelle
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