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Vietnam: LPAI(?) H7N3 and H7XX found in Long An/Dong Thap
<hr style="color:#CCCCCC; background-color:#CCCCCC" size="1"> This may, or may not, be related to the FAO report that was published and then retracted in the past day.
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From: xhttp://nld.com.vn/20130423103011452p0c1002/virus-cum-dang-bung-len.htm
"Influenza viruses are stoked
Tuesday, 04/23/2013 22:58
...While complicated cumA/H5N1 virus on the chickens, ducks and birds nest, the recently discovered function of industry type A/H7 on avian influenza virus. It is information given in the meeting of National Steering Committee bird flu prevention, 23-4 morning.
100% dead bird with H5N1 samples
At the meeting, Pham Van Dong, Director of Animal Health (MARD), said recent monitoring results showed that 100% of dead canaries in sample households in Ninh Thuan 2 positive for influenza A / H5N1. Even in sample 187 birds (bird silk, adulthood) 1 sample also tested positive for the H5N1 virus. With 45 nests tested but not found H5N1 bird with 120 samples testing found the presence of this dangerous virus.
According to East, veterinary science has destroyed 10,000 birds nest and collected 167 kg of oats to heat treatment to destroy influenza A/H5N1 virus. The Veterinary Department has sent a sample of birds tested positive for the H5N1 virus to Australia, South Korea to decipher gene sequence of this strain, tracing with or without a change in virulence.
He said the East, but not influenza A/H7N9 virus detection in poultry and birds in the breeding but 400/500 specimens found in Quang Ngai 1 sample tested positive for H7N3 avian influenza virus positive samples and 2 with H7 type.
"Scientists are continuing to determine the group N in the form above to see if that is the N9, as strains currently circulating in humans in China or not" - Mr East said.
According to the Department of Animal Health representative, this is not the first time Vietnam recorded H7 type. Test results of the 300 samples previously found 2 duck samples positive for type A influenza virus H7 in An Giang, Dong Thap and 6 other H7 virus samples in Can Tho and Hau Giang....".
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Vietnam: LPAI(?) H7N3 and H7XX found in Long An/Dong Thap <hr style="color:#CCCCCC; background-color:#CCCCCC" size="1"> This may, or may not, be related to the FAO report that was published and then retracted in the past day.
Machine translation:
From: xhttp://nld.com.vn/20130423103011452p0c1002/virus-cum-dang-bung-len.htm
"Influenza viruses are stoked
Tuesday, 04/23/2013 22:58
...While complicated cumA/H5N1 virus on the chickens, ducks and birds nest, the recently discovered function of industry type A/H7 on avian influenza virus. It is information given in the meeting of National Steering Committee bird flu prevention, 23-4 morning.
100% dead bird with H5N1 samples
At the meeting, Pham Van Dong, Director of Animal Health (MARD), said recent monitoring results showed that 100% of dead canaries in sample households in Ninh Thuan 2 positive for influenza A / H5N1. Even in sample 187 birds (bird silk, adulthood) 1 sample also tested positive for the H5N1 virus. With 45 nests tested but not found H5N1 bird with 120 samples testing found the presence of this dangerous virus.
According to East, veterinary science has destroyed 10,000 birds nest and collected 167 kg of oats to heat treatment to destroy influenza A/H5N1 virus. The Veterinary Department has sent a sample of birds tested positive for the H5N1 virus to Australia, South Korea to decipher gene sequence of this strain, tracing with or without a change in virulence.
He said the East, but not influenza A/H7N9 virus detection in poultry and birds in the breeding but 400/500 specimens found in Quang Ngai 1 sample tested positive for H7N3 avian influenza virus positive samples and 2 with H7 type.
"Scientists are continuing to determine the group N in the form above to see if that is the N9, as strains currently circulating in humans in China or not" - Mr East said.
According to the Department of Animal Health representative, this is not the first time Vietnam recorded H7 type. Test results of the 300 samples previously found 2 duck samples positive for type A influenza virus H7 in An Giang, Dong Thap and 6 other H7 virus samples in Can Tho and Hau Giang....".
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