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Source: http://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_national/287121.html

Second case of bird flu confirmed in Seoul
8,200 chickens and ducks slaughtered in Songpa to prevent spread of disease

Another case of avian influenza was confirmed in Seoul on May 11. In the wake of this second case of avian influenza, worries about possible human infection have begun to escalate.

The Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, said, ?The National Veterinary Research Quarantine Service confirmed on May 11 that one of the ducks culled from a preliminary inspection of twelve ducks and chickens at a poultry farm in the Songpa district was positive for avian influenza. (The National Veterinary Research Quarantine Service) will confirm on May 12 whether this is the highly virulent (H5N1) strain of avian influenza or not.? The H5N1 strain is known to be easily transmissible from animals to humans.

On the evening of May 11, the Songpa District Office dispatched 200 officials to the poultry farm and immediately slaughtered 8,200 chickens and ducks, the total number of chickens and ducks in the entire district.


After an outbreak of avian influenza in the Gwangjin district on May 6, the first in Seoul, some of the residents of the neighboring Songpa district asked the district office to investigate possible cases of avian influenza in their area. The Songpa District Office culled twelve ducks and chickens from the poultry farm and handed them over to the National Veterinary Research Quarantine Service on May 8.

The poultry farm is located five kilometers from the Moran Traditional Market in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. Many of the ducks and chickens slaughtered in the Songpa district were reported to have been purchased there. The government believes that the duck that was infected with avian influenza was also purchased at the market.

Meanwhile, another case of avian influenza was found in Bosung, South Jeolla Province, on the same day.

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Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7395743.stm

Page last updated at 11:06 GMT, Monday, 12 May 2008 12:06 UK

Cull after bird flu hits S Korea

South Korean officials say they have killed the entire poultry population of Seoul to curb the spread of bird flu.

Quarantine officers destroyed 15,000 chickens, ducks and turkeys in farms and restaurants across the capital.

The cull began just hours after the authorities recorded Seoul's second outbreak of the virus in a week.

Bird flu has caused 240 deaths globally since 1993. Tests are being carried out to determine if the South Korean outbreak was the deadly H5N1 strain.

The virus was detected in southern parts of the country last month forcing the slaughter of nearly seven million birds.

The government is now concentrating on preventing live poultry from being brought into Seoul.

Two outbreaks of the virus have also been reported on farms in Busan and Ansung. It is the first time the virus has been found in Busan - South Korea's second largest city.

Agriculture Ministry spokesman Yoon Young-ku said the outbreaks brought the number of confirmed detections of the virus in South Korea to 28.

Bird flu is currently relatively difficult for humans to catch, but health authorities fear it could mutate into a form that is much more easily spread among humans, which could cause a pandemic.

The World Health Organization says at least 240 people have died from bird flu since 2003. Most human cases so far have been linked to direct contact with infected poultry.

 

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Stop the spread of AI strengthen bangyeokmang


(2008-5-13 Article)

Emergency commitment to one billion won

Sokcho = avian influenza (AI) for defenses to stop the spread of intellectual heosulhada Network (Dong-A Ilbo reported, 12, 1), depending on strengthening defenses patrol operations.

The AI is also pursuing ways to activate the local economy bulanhaejin.

Fuses in the conference room on November 12 afternoon, turning tapped as deputy mayor presiding bugunsu hanbonggi administration offices to convene an emergency meeting, AI and the city passed measures to promote measures to check up on military defenses.

Turning 61 defenses in the meeting to explain the purpose of operating mobile patrol vehicle sales block, he said that the defenses and give them more thoroughly.

Turning again to push the government and anti-epidemic measures, including special gyobuse 400 million and Dobie decided to inject 10 billion to an emergency. Yigyuho reporter

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<TABLE cellSpacing=2 cellPadding=0 width=516 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>Second 'Virulent' Bird Flu Case Hits Seoul<!!--titleend-->

<!!--subtitlestart--><!!--subtitleend--> </TD></TR><TR><TD class=news01 vAlign=top><!!--bodystart-->Another suspected case of bird flu has broken out at a duck farm in Songpa-gu in southeastern Seoul, possibly also is of the highly pathogenic strain that can spread to humans, it emerged Sunday.
The Seoul city government in an emergency meeting decided to cull all poultry being raised outdoors within the city perimeter to prevent the spread of avian influenza. The city government mobilized about 600 officials to cull the poultry. Currently, the number of poultry being raised in Seoul is about 15,200 -- 11,700 chickens and 3,500 ducks.
With even Seoul being affected, now three Northeast Asian nations -- South Korea, China and Japan -- are being attacked by the highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza. Some worry that like Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia could be placed under constant threat of highly pathogenic bird flu.
Ducks, which had been relatively immune to bird flu, have turned out to be the source of the mutating disease. This has given rise to a vicious cycle of ducks spreading the disease to wild birds, which in turn infecting poultry again. Ducks are walking time bombs since they show no symptoms for a considerable time. Unless Korea succeeds in preventing the spread of the disease via ducks and traditional poultry markets, the country could come under a permanent bird flu threat, experts worry.
This year's virulent strain is different from that of 2003 and 2004, and of 2006 and 2007 in that ducks have succumbed en masse this year, said Kim Chang-seob, chief veterinary officer of the Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. Mo In-pil, a professor of veterinary medicine at Chungbuk National University, said, "The original avian influenza virus didn't kill ducks. But it seems the mutant virus is."
Showing no symptoms, infected ducks can still be sold and bought at traditional poultry markets and spread bird flu across the country, Mo said. From them, the virus can spread to wild birds, in which the virus can mutate into a new strain; and this new strain then infects poultry and is capable of mutating yet again.
Experts believe China is already living constantly with a highly pathogenic bird flu virus by way of this vicious cycle of mutation. In China, large numbers of ducks have been infected by bird flu of a virulent strain, from Guangdong in May 2007, Tibet in January 2008 to Guizhou in February, and Guangdong and Tibet again in March..
Kim Jae-hong, a professor of veterinary medicine at Seoul National University, said, "China is already under constant bird flu attack because it has failed to prevent infected ducks from being sold at traditional markets. If Korea fails to take proper care of ducks and traditional markets, we too could find ourselves under constant attack."
It seems that the virus that caused domestic ducks to die en masse this year was imported from overseas. But if the virus mutates as the disease spreads, it is possible that a new highly pathogenic strain can break out without coming from overseas, Kim said. In Akita and Hokkaido, Japan in April, wild swans died of bird flu of a virulent strain. But Kim Chang-seob said, "The Japanese don't raise many ducks, so there is little chance of bird flu spreading through ducks there." (englishnews@chosun.com )

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Jeonnamdo, though lull in anti-epidemic measures continued promotion

AI's total of 38 cases gobyeongwon trend spread nationwide?

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Seoul and Busan in additional avian influenza (AI) has spread nationwide, including confirmation that a farm in Bo Sung Chu-year-old center recently received confirmation that AI jeobyeongwonseongeuro inspection results, including a lull in the state of South Jeolla region more stable.

AI has spread nationwide anti-epidemic authorities, however, that because of a string of defenses to let go of tension.

Jeonnamdo 12 days "boseonggun boseongeup okamri a farm in the middle of more than 400 earthen pot 30,004 cheonyeo Marie Marie reported that our collective will of the National Science jeopsudwae geomyeokwon inspectors from the results was confirmed as a low-pathogenic AI," he said.

So far 21 areas in South Jeolla Province reported suspected cases of AI 2 jeopsudwae remaining 19 cases shows up as the General Foods gobyeongwonseong jilbyeongin AI had been confirmed.

After the report has been received by the farm jeonnamdo for measures to restrict moves down to install additional defenses, but the patrol identified as jeobyeongwonseongeuro cheolsuhal plans to patrol.

Jeonnamdo official said, "such as Seoul and Busan, AI is further confirmation that the trend spread nationwide, including AI, including measures to strengthen defenses because plans to continue to pursue," he said.

Meanwhile, the AI gobyeongwon to the present day, all 38 cases of confirmed cases this year.

Gimje were dated (3 days judgement), 0 won JeongeupIC (7 days), JeongeupIC Govou (8), 0 won JeongeupIC (9 days), where five Kimje Lingyan (12 days), Kimje got five (13), Naju Kimje JeongeupIC got five (14), Pyeongtaek games (16 days), the paper Sunchang Gimje and 100 (17 days), plastic JeongeupIC (18 days), Kimje geumgu (20 days), Iksan yeosan yongdong (23 days) , Chungnam Nonsan talismans (25 days), Ulsan, North Gyeongsang Province ulju ungchon Omi Ghana (May 1), Daegu manchon Mercury (2 days), ANSUNG miyang games (5 days), Seoul, Gwangjin Ward (6), Chuncheon, Gangwon sabuk (8), Busan Gangseo daejeo ANSUNG highway (10 days):tiphat: http://209.85.135.104/translate_c?h...d.php3?no=272160&read_temp=20080513&section=1

 

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<TABLE cellSpacing=6 cellPadding=0 width=468 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD background=/www/news/images/view_title.gif><TABLE height=20 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=left height=30><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width="70%">05-11-2008 22:37</TD><TD align=right width="30%">http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2008/05/nation_list.asp?categoryCode=117 javascript:fontPlus() javascript:fontMinus() javascript:goPrint()</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD class=style7 align=middle height=70>Second Bird Flu Outbreak Checked in Seoul</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top>

The government said it found a new case of bird flu in Seoul Sunday, less than a week after the highly virulent form of bird flu struck the capital.

Over 8,000 ducks and chickens were immediately culled at an illegally-run farm in Songpa District, the Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry said. Those affected reportedly tested positive for the H5 strain, and whether it is a highly virulent form will be confirmed on Monday.

The outbreak comes after the virus found at an aviary in Gwangjin, eastern Seoul, was confirmed to be deadly to humans, last Monday. No human infection has yet been reported in Seoul, home to about 10 million people, or anywhere else in the country.

Quarantine officials said the two outbreaks trace back to the same traditional market in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. The government recently announced it would ban the trade of live chickens and ducks at traditional markets often characterized by run-down, independent stalls selling low-priced merchandise.

About 15,000 birds are to be killed off in Seoul Sunday, and since the first bird flu outbreak of the year was reported last month in the country's southwestern region, the government has culled millions of birds and decontaminated numerous poultry farms, vehicles and traditional markets.

Nonetheless, the disease spread to Seoul last week, with the cities of Ulsan and Daegu also being affected. The quarantine officials confirmed on Sunday that the disease detected on a farm in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, tested positive for highly virulent H5N1 strain, leaving only Jeju Island a safe zone from the disease nationwide.

Some fear the virus, which usually spreads from birds to humans, could mutate into a form easily transmissible between people, triggering a deadly global pandemic. About 240 people have reportedly died from the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain around the world after coming in contact with infected poultry.

However, health experts say the odds that humans can contract the disease are very unlikely. Cooking the meat at 75 degrees Celsius or higher for more than five minutes will kill the infection.

Also, Prof. Kim Jae-hong of Seoul National University said there is little chance that people will get infected by simply passing by or being in the same open area as infected poultry. ``If one avoids contact with such poultries' excrements and refrains from eating raw meats or eggs, I don't think people will be easily infected,'' he said.:tiphat: http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2008/05/117_24014.html​

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<TABLE id=tbl_article cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD style="PADDING-BOTTOM: 20px"><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>Seoul to stop live poultry selling
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May 13, 2008​

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</TD></TR><TR><TD width=18></TD><TD style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 0px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 0px">Following the bird flu outbreak in Songpa District, the second case in Seoul, quarantine officials yesterday began culling birds in the Gangnam District. They slaughtered about 15,000 poultry in Seoul. [NEWSIS]</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>Seoul city officials said yesterday they will seek permission from the Ministry for Food, Agriculture, and Forestry to halt all sales of live chickens and ducks in the city as a second outbreak of bird flu is suspected in Songpa District in southeastern Seoul.
The officials will also seek to stop all shipments of live chicken and ducks into the city. Officials asked citizens to report any illegal sales of live poultry.
City officials said they are also taking several measures to prevent human infections with the H5N1 strain of bird flu and to stop further outbreaks among fowls.
Dozens of chickens and ducks raised inside aviaries in Songpa District have tested positive for H5. Additional tests are being conducted to determine if it is the deadly H5N1 strain.
The second outbreak of avian influenza comes less than a week after the first confirmed outbreak at an aviary in the eastern district of Gwangjin.
Officials at the district office said that a total of 200 workers were dispatched to the infected area to cull some 8,000 chickens and ducks.
??We were culling birds starting this morning,?? said a district official who declined to be named. ??We are also investigating the route of infection.??
The National Veterinary Research and Quarantine Service started tests on sites in the capital city area where poultry is bred.
To protect the capital city of more than 10 million people, workers have slaughtered about 15,000 birds, excluding pets.
??About 600 workers from the 25 district offices completed killing poultry to stop the bird flu spread,?? said a city official who declined to be named.
??My guess is that there will be no more bird flu cases in Seoul,?? he added.
No human infections have been confirmed in Korea, though the H5N1 strain can infect humans. Worldwide, bird flu has a mortality rate of over 50 percent in humans, according to the World Health Organization.
Last year there were 86 confirmed human infections with 59 deaths, according the WHO.
There is no vaccine against bird flu, though scientists are working hard to develop one.
In the meantime, Korean officials are stocking up with millions of tablets of Tamiflu, an anti-viral medication. Currently more than 6.8 million birds have been slaughtered in the nation since the first of some 37 confirmed outbreaks of H5N1 was reported in early April.:tiphat:
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Seoul is now '鸟鸟sim sim' AI fears, amusement park visitors' drops'? sparrow pigeon corpses bitbal Report
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<!-- 여론조사 위치 --> Avian Influenza (AI) into the earth where his home is in Seoul Songpa munjeong Seaforth hwaksandwae poultry across the city buried in the ground, but it took in. citizens' AI terror 'is not calm.
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</TD></TR><TR><TD height=2></TD></TR><TR><TD class=teal style="PADDING-RIGHT: 5px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 5px; PADDING-TOP: 6px" bgColor=#f1f1f1>▲ the second-last 11 at Seoul avian influenza (AI) occurred in the 12th Songpa munjeongjigu defenses employees were injected with live action (杀) disposed of before a sack in the head and naemin Sadly, looking at ducks. The Seoul AI to prevent the spread of chicken duck munjeong 8000 yeomariwa each school district where his home of natural hakseupjang from breeding poultry, including 15,000 who both salcheobunhaetda.

안주영기자 jya@seoul.co.kr​

Anjuyoung reporters jya@seoul.co.kr </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><!-- 포토 끝 --> Ward Office in downtown Seoul, etc. dongsamuso care of the house and asked me to raise pigeons civil ingkkona town without phones are endless.
August 12 to 35 minutes Gwangjin junggokdong pigeons on the roof of a house with a funky looking at the neighbors do not even move wonmo (18) The emergency task force to report the amount of Ward. Iodine is a ban on pigeon corpses defenses around the ward office to Eugene after taking into the body bag and put it back once the perimeter was sterilized. Wonyang "before the neighborhood's alleyways, or the numbers of pigeons on the roof, the building did not have much interest, but now seems to be very filthy and dangerous," he said.
That morning, 20 to 30 minute intervals, the council Gwangjin junggokdong another sparrow in a residential area has been reported, active body in the road in two doves were reported. Residents Park (40), who "put in a garbage bag before the body beoryeotneunde doves, is now reported to be an absolute hands without land," he said. The last six days, Gwangjin councils have received a total of 45 cases of civil defenses.
South Korea is 12th of 10 scientific geomyeokwon mangeon more precise analysis commissioned AI said that came from. Report dead birds around the people because unconditionally. The commission will examine dead wild birds with pesticides until the situation is coming. Geomyeokwon official "request for the public's safety checks on all that comes in." "How to dispose of pet birds to their own citizens haneunyago many inquiries do if they come," he said.
Golden holiday 'holiday horror' ended. Lee (50), who went to the grandson to take seokchonhosu yuyuhi 10 ducks swimming in the lake was stunned yeomarireul reported. He immediately got her grandson to the front door. Kim added that "all the press salcheobunhaetdago duck yet, but why anyone," the voice said. 0 won the last eight officials from the duck seokchonhosu salcheobune yet neither the duck to hold all their faces. Seoul Grand Park in Gwacheon, and few do daegongwon active children.

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Seoul Grand Park is a bird of citizens want honghakman look behind the barricades. 36,000 people in 11 days was a mere 5,000 visitors on August 12. More than 50,000 people are looking for a holiday, the children find manyeomyeongman 1 daegongwon too quiet. (nobody at the park) Meanwhile, Seoul is within the district where his home munjeong illegal breeding farms and management of pollution in the Songpa soholhaetdeon decided to embark on the audit. :tiphat: http://209.85.171.104/translate_c?h...daily.com/news/newsView.php?id=20080513008011

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(Dog Restaurants do good.. beef and poultry sales slump)
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Metalab dog 'special bling' </TD></TR><TR><TD class=view_sub_t> Mad cow disease anxiety AI cross-sok restaurants huibi </TD></TR><TR><TD height=5></TD></TR><TR><TD align=left><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width=5>

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[FONT=돋움]2008년 05월 12일 (월) 19:23:38[/FONT]​

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</TD><TD width=10></TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=3 height=10></TD></TR><TR><TD width=10></TD><TD> Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province il ▲ 12, a restaurant Samgyetang holiday guests are not getting less crowded at lunch time (left), whereas the cheongwongun showed one of the vacancies samgyeopsaljip full of guests. Contrasts with a year ago.

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<Photo / imdongbin> </TD><TD width=10></TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=3 height=10></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE> Avian Influenza (AI) spread of mad cow disease in American beef sales surge to record and the worst of the related specialty shops and restaurants unlike dog metalab 'special bling' to be enjoyed.
On May 1, Chonbuk in Gimje AI that spreads all over the country for the first time since balbyeongdoen aspects ttimyeonseo Mart's large poultry sales plummeted, as well as encouraging consumers to find the restaurant and related dying.
Along with the plan due to American beef imports over mad cow beef will be amplified as the retailer struggles were unable to escape the country.
Chongju agricultural logistics center on the 17th National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (Cheongju sangdanggu bangseodong), according to beef gukgeoriyong (100 g) has won more than 30 percent harakdoen 2980 and the sale price, but one month between April compared to same month of last year, beef sales dropped 10 percent.
In addition, a chicken (12 hotel / 1.2 kg) is 3,250 won, ducks (1.8 kg) 1 cause of the April Marie had 10,300 full-month sales of poultry dropped 23 percent compared to same month last year.
The consumer sentiment is looking for consumers to remain connected to the restaurant and Chongju in the region, such as beef retailers and restaurants, if chickens and ducks in May 1992 by opening a special revenue, let alone have to worry until closing.
Cheongju agree to a beef shop heungdeokgu bokdae official said, "I do not see any correlation at all beef and mad cow disease was recently a guest noticeably decreased," "100 percent beef, you can tell guests that they do not believe you noticed," he said hasoyeon.
Another operator samgyetangjip "Five minutes later, the 75 kkeulyimyeon do know that yet safe to eat samgyetang almost no guests are coming more deliberately," said "closes the door ahead of the summer edition of the World Cup," he sighed, said.
On the other hand, the increased revenue right month in five outings metalab triathlon shop, the shop dog, and the impact of mad cow disease in AI 'bling special' Merry due to be screaming.
Specifically, the metalab the popularity fall, beef, chicken meat market dominated, enjoying ultimate benefit of reflection.
Logistics Center in 1450 won the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation actually sold on the 100g-per-year sales of metalab kidney was 20 percent.
Citizens Park (47 sangdanggu yulryangdong Cheongju), "AI and related food are all in doubt since the mad cow crisis goes," "Because of this, instead of beef or Samgyetang metalab, mostly moms find comfortable," he said.
Cheongju, a dog shop sangdanggu seongandong official "dog demand is usually around July this year, which is already significantly increasing sales increased 20 percent," he explained.:tiphat: http://209.85.171.104/translate_c?h...news.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=115329
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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=545 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>Watch the pigeons"? the city of Seoul 'AI acting tricks' announcement
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<!-- 여론조사 위치 --> 'Doves hands touching the body to be careful.'
Seoul Metropolitan Government announced on the 12th avian influenza (AI) on the 'citizen acting tricks' will act according to the most dangerous due to hand touching the bird will be infected with the AI. AI is air, water, but deungeurodo propagated by contact with infected because most heunhagi. If a person is infected with the air of an infected bird almost right next to you do not infect people.
Seoul city official said, "bidulgina sparrow in my country, but AI infections, including bird contact is forbidden to touch hands," he said.
It's not forbidden touch her hand, Moises ●
Pet birds at home, raising the possibility is very unlikely to become infected with AI. AI is thoroughly exposed to infected birds, if only because it propagates. Therefore, pet birds to the nearest hospital, livestock and other preventive screenings fine, but it is a clear act of throwing away unnecessary and out of the house, they can buy a misunderstanding.

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● pet birds infected with almost no Some citizens have also avoided visiting the zoo, but the AI zoo breeding animals exposed to the possibility is very low. 464 because they often taking care of the zoo. Therefore, even if an infected chicken for cooking haemeokeu fire if there is no problem at all. :tiphat: http://209.85.171.104/translate_c?h...daily.com/news/newsView.php?id=20080513007001 Articles on: 2008-05-13, 7

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That picture is heart breaking...I couldn't do that. I would let them all go. There's got to be a better way to cull...I have no idea how but that's just horrible.

 

[Treyfish]

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Gobyeongwonseong exposed to AI Songpa-gu, Seoul <!-- 제목 -->


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Songpa in Seoul found in AI, gobyeongwonseong of bird flu was confirmed.

Food and Agriculture, forestry and fisheries wealth discovered in the last eight at Seoul Songpa jangji munjeongjigu AI, the National Avian flu can be the result of scientific research geomyeokwon gobyeongwonseong H5N1 (eyichipayibeuenwon) confirmed tense said.

In addition, the captain discovered in the 8th Busan Haeundae AI Dogo hospital revealed the castle.

AI has spread in Seoul, Seoul, 25 boyija aspects of China's more than 15,400 birds in all salcheobunhan Marie precaution after the reclamation.

AI has also been confirmed in Busan Haeundae region gobyeongwonseong an 3km radius of 4 cheonyeo Marie duck and chicken tomorrow (June 13) sunk during both plan to split Division.
Accordingly, until now, all across the gobyeongwonseong AI raised the number of cases increased to 31:tiphat: http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?h...ttp://www.cbs.co.kr/nocut/show.asp?idx=824765

 

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Korea 'AI rage area ' worry

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It confronts hereupon and http://babelfish.altavista.com/babe...//focus.chosun.com/issue/issueView.jsp?id=124the government is powerful in our country and ' variant (Jong) it is paying attention in the possibility where the virus ' will come in. From past our country it is caught to the AI and the duck which does not die well recently group phyey probably is not that four one things due to the variant virus, it is investigating.

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"The variant virus to flow,"

This year it occurred, (Go) the hospital characteristic AI passed and 2003~2004 year, 2006~2007 with case of year different point the Kim window Sub agriculture and forestry processed marine products foodstuffs vice- animal disease prevention team leader talked http://babelfish.altavista.com/babe...ttp://focus.chosun.com/org/orgView.jsp?id=399the duck group phyey four one facts. It compared in the chicken which it cuts into strips and to be strong group phyey almost there were not four one cases to the AI. The certain person large Professor the Chung Buk University veterinarian who will bloom (Nong foodstuffs vice- AI inquiry committee)"the original AI virus it cannot kill the duck, but to this time with the fact that the variant virus which is the possibility of killing the duck flows from foreign countries and it talked". :tiphat: http://babelfish.altavista.com/babe...023&article_id=0001961148&date=20080513&seq=6

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[Treyfish]

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:tiphat: Niman:tiphat: Scientists: Bird flu may be endemic to S. Korea


</B>By Ashley Rowland, Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Wednesday, May 14, 2008



SEOUL ? Scientists are trying to determine if avian flu has become endemic in South Korea?s wild birds, meaning it?s a threat year-round and not just during the winter migratory season, a U.S. military health official said Monday.
Health workers have confirmed two cases of the H5N1 virus in Seoul in the past week and a half. Other cases have been confirmed throughout the rest of the country in recent weeks.
In Japan, a small outbreak of avian flu occurred near Misawa Air Base several weeks ago.
"Are we just going to have to live with H5N1 in the area?" said Lt. Col. Eric Lund, a U.S. Forces Korea preventive medicine consultant. "Every time we go to the zoo, we say to our kids, ?Don?t touch the birds,? but this time we?ll really mean it."
The Associated Press reported Monday that South Korean officials said they had killed all 15,000 poultry in South Korea?s capital and will prevent live poultry from being brought into the city.
Lund said South Korean officials have found avian flu in 35 locations in the past six weeks, compared to 7 locations in approximately 100-day period in 2006 and 2007.
In 2003, the virus spread to 19 farms in about 100 days, he said. Both previous outbreaks occurred during the winter, when migratory birds from Russia and China come to South Korea.
"That?s why it?s a surprise to everyone, veterinary-wise." Lund said. "It?s come back at the end of March and April, and it?s spread so quickly to so many places in such a short period of time."
The virus typically spreads from migrating birds to domestic chickens, ducks, turkeys and other fowl. Lund said the virus is only a threat to humans who work closely with birds and are in contact with their feces, saliva or other fluids.
Humans rarely transmit the disease to one another, and there are no known cases of a human contracting it in South Korea. A South Korean soldier suspected of having the virus was determined not to have it, Reuters reported on Friday.
Lund said four groups at USFK most at risk for catching the disease are being watched closely: public works employees who pick up dead birds, veterinarians, hospital workers and microbiologists who handle samples that could contain H5N1.
"They?ve got some serious bad stuff inside that test tube," Lund said.
The "really, really big" concern is that H5N1 could spread from a bird to a human who already has the human version of the virus, he said. If the two viruses mix, they could form a new superbug that could spread more easily.
"If and when that happens, the question is, how transmissible is that thing, human to human?" Lund said. "All over the world, governments are working real hard to try to prepare for it. Everybody thinks it?s a matter of when."
A H5N1 vaccine has been developed but isn?t considered effective against new strains of the virus.
The Associated Press reported the South Korean government plans to double its supply of the drug Tamiflu by the end of the year, from enough to treat 1.23 million people to 2.5 million. About 48 million people live in South Korea.
Lund said USFK has adequate supplies of Tamiflu to treat an outbreak. The 121st Combat Support hospital got a high-speed lab test last week and can make a tentative diagnosis of H5N1 in humans in four to six hours. Lab tests previously had to be shipped outside South Korea for diagnosis.
The test has not been used yet, Lund said.
For now, people need to make sure they have an updated flu shot and stay away from wild birds. When they get flu-like symptoms ? a cough, fever, muscle aches, trouble breathing ? they should ask themselves if they?ve been in close contact with birds or a human known to have the disease.
USFK officials have said chickens and eggs sold at the commissary are safe to eat, and are chickens and eggs sold off-post are safe if cooked.
"It?s a risk if you put yourself at risk, but otherwise you go about your business normally," Lund said.

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[Gert van der Hoek]

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It seems not all poultry was culled, or is going to be culled, in Seoul.

Birds raised in school vivariums culled to prevent spread of avian influenza

SEOUL, May 13 (Yonhap) -- All birds raised in school vivariums in Seoul have been culled as a precautionary measure against the spread of avian influenza, the government said Tuesday.

The move comes as a virulent strain of bird flu was confirmed in Songpa, southeastern Seoul and a suspected case was reported earlier in the day in Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province, the Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said.

The Songpa outbreak is the second confirmed report of the H5N1 bird flu in the capital city following a case in Gwangjin ward last week. The H5N1 is a highly pathogenic bird flu strain that has killed people in the past.

"Roughly 15,000 birds have been culled in Seoul due to the latest outbreak, while 250 have been destroyed in Busan where two separate H5N1 outbreaks were confirmed," said a ministry official.

He said a further 4,000 birds are to be culled during the day in Busan as a precautionary measure.

The latest reports bring the total of bird flu reports to 67 since April 1, with 40 having been confirmed as being caused by the virulent strain and 25 as due to other diseases. State laboratories are running tests on two reports.

The ministry, meanwhile, said quarantine experts are to check and decontaminate chickens and duck farms throughout the country until the end of May.

It said of the three bird flu outbreaks to hit the country so far, this year's outbreak is expected to result in the most damages with about 7 million birds culled so far.

In the 2003-2004 outbreak 5.28 million birds were culled, while the 2006-2007 outbreak resulted in 2.80 million birds being destroyed.

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[HenryN]

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</TD><TD style="TEXT-ALIGN: justify">TOKYO, May 13 (Itar-Tass) - All domestic birds have been slaughtered in Seoul in order to prevent the further spread of the bird flu virus deadly for humans. An official of the administration of the South Korean capital said on Tuesday that a total of 15,000 chickens, ducks, pheasants and turkeys have been slaughtered.
The total elimination started on Sunday and was conducted at farms, restaurant facilities, at school pet?s corners and in private houses. Only cage parrots and canary-birds that have no contact with other birds have evaded slaughtering.
The cull decision was made after the appearance of the bird flu virus in its deadly for humans form - H5N1 ? was for the first time registered in Seoul on May 7. Pheasants at a small farm died of the virus. The farm is adjoining a popular amusement park that is visited by hundreds of thousands of people, which caused a particular concern of the authorities. Two bird flu outbreaks were exposed earlier in the area of the major port city Busan.

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[Giuseppe]

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Domestic birds slaughtered in Seoul to prevent bird flu spread

13.05.2008, 11.50
TOKYO, May 13 (Itar-Tass) -

All domestic birds have been slaughtered in Seoul in order to prevent the further spread of the bird flu virus deadly for humans. An official of the administration of the South Korean capital said on Tuesday that a total of 15,000 chickens, ducks, pheasants and turkeys have been slaughtered.

The total elimination started on Sunday and was conducted at farms, restaurant facilities, at school pet?s corners and in private houses. Only cage parrots and canary-birds that have no contact with other birds have evaded slaughtering.

The cull decision was made after the appearance of the bird flu virus in its deadly for humans form - H5N1 ? was for the first time registered in Seoul on May 7. Pheasants at a small farm died of the virus. The farm is adjoining a popular amusement park that is visited by hundreds of thousands of people, which caused a particular concern of the authorities.

Two bird flu outbreaks were exposed earlier in the area of the major port city Busan.

The H5N1 strain of the virus is lethal for humans in 80 [range <30 to >80 variations related to country and year - IOH] percent of cases.

About 240 people have already died of it in various countries, mainly in Asia. There have been no fatal cases in South Korea so far.

Outbreaks of bird flu had earlier been registered in South Korea in 2003-2004 and in 2006-2007. The authorities culled about 8.4 million birds to stop the virus spread. South Korea has already revealed 43 hotbeds of domestic birds? infection with bird flu since the beginning of the current year.

According to the Yonhap news agency, all birds raised in school vivariums in Seoul have been culled as a precautionary measure against the spread of avian influenza, the government said Tuesday.

The move comes as a virulent strain of bird flu was confirmed in Songpa, south-eastern Seoul and a suspected case was reported earlier in the day in Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province, the Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said, it reported.

The Songpa outbreak is the second confirmed report of the H5N1 bird flu in the capital city following a case in Gwangjin ward last week. The H5N1 is a highly pathogenic bird flu strain that has killed people in the past, Yonhap reported.

?Roughly 15,000 birds have been culled in Seoul due to the latest outbreak, while 250 have been destroyed in Busan where two separate H5N1 outbreaks were confirmed,? said a ministry official, according to the agency. He said a further 4,000 birds are to be culled during the day in Busan as a precautionary measure.

The latest reports bring the total of bird flu reports to 67 since April 1, with 40 having been confirmed as being caused by the virulent strain and 25 as due to other diseases. State laboratories are running tests on two reports. The ministry, meanwhile, said quarantine experts are to check and decontaminate chicken and duck farms throughout the country until the end of May, according to Yonhap.

It said of the three bird flu outbreaks to hit the country so far, this year?s outbreak is expected to result in the most damages with about 7 million birds culled so far.

In the 2003-2004 outbreak 5.28 million birds were culled, while the 2006-2007 outbreak resulted in 2.80 million birds being destroyed.

Poultry industry groups, meanwhile, called on the government to declare that this year's outbreak is a national disaster and take measures to fully compensate farmers and restaurant businesses that have been seriously hurt by a sharp drop in demand, the agency said.

In a joint statement released by the Korea Poultry Association, Korea Duck Association, Korea Egg Distributions Association and Korea Chicken Food Services Association, interest groups claimed that government countermeasures were threatening the livelihood of the poultry industry, according to Yonhap.

It claimed actions by the health ministry and the Korea Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) fuelled public concerns and were inadequate to alleviate unfounded fears.

Interest groups asked for the dismissal of both the health minister and the KCDC director and called on the media to write stories based in scientific fact.

The news agency reported that despite the effect the avian influenza has on birds, scientists are in agreement that there is no chance of people becoming infected if meat is well cooked. They added that while some people in foreign countries have died from a mutated form of the bird flu, this is a relatively rare occurrence.

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[mixin]

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http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2008/05/113_24098.html

Police Will Step Up Fight Against Poultry Smugglers

By Park Si-soo
Staff Reporter

Police said they will strengthen crackdowns on smugglers of poultry in the region infected by bird flu and those ignoring the authorities' preventive measures to keep the spreading avian influenza under control.

The National Police Agency said Tuesday that those violating anti-bird flu measures will be fined up to 15 million won ($15,000) or face up to three years in prison.
This move came after a series of reports that some culled poultry and those waiting to be killed were smuggled out and illegally traded in conventional markets. The government sees that these dealings could easily transmit the deadly virus to other regions.

Last Wednesday, police arrested six poultry dealers in North Jeolla Province on charges of circulating bird-flu infected chickens and ducks.

According to police, some 2,000 affected ducks were illegally smuggled out to feed dogs and a dealer sold 740 questionable chickens to retailers without the government's permission. In another case, more than 10,000 chicks that were raised at a virus-affected chicken farm were also smuggled out.

The government's measures against the epidemic done in a cursory manner are blamed for having contributed to the spread.

Seoul Metropolitan Government Sunday said it completed the culling of an estimated 15,000 chickens and ducks raised in the capital.

But it was not that difficult to see chickens and ducks in cages on the outskirts of Seoul.

A citizen residing in Guro-gu, western Seoul, said ``I found dozens of hens only 100 meters away from the place where slaughtered poultry was buried.''

The citizen said several ward office officials swept the location for days but failed to learn about the remaining chickens.

``We completed the mission today by killing more than 16,600 birds in Seoul,'' Kim Yun-kyu, Seoul government official in charge of the slaughter, told The Korea Times. ``Remaining poultry in 100-square-meter area or under facilities is not subject to obligatory report to the government. Therefore, we will continue gathering information about remaining poultry.''

Since the first outbreak of bird flu this year, more than 6.6 million birds have been culled with 55 billion won paid in compensation.

pss@koreatimes.co.kr

 

[Treyfish]

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Good find Mixin! Here is a story about feeding migratory birds pig meat instead of chicken.:magnify: Kunsan jomangdae raptor feeding migratory birds' saengdal → pork '

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AI (avian influenza) due to migratory jomangdae formatting a raptor's diet has changed.
eagle and repairs, such as migratory birds bueongyi 10 Raptor jomangdae of the October 13 daily instead of 4 ㎏ saengdal the same amount of pork to eat. The city of AI prevention measures for the inevitable aftermath, saying they sugeureo temporarily until a replacement will be feeding he said.
The city already purchased pork to 100 ㎏ plans to provide each and every day 4 ㎏. 100 ㎏ purchase price of pork by about saengdal expensive compared to 100,000 won.
City officials are "in 2005 came as Raptor is the first time in the migratory jomang saengdal pork instead of feeding is being committed," "saengdal familiar with the Raptor is the first kkeoryeoha pork, but expected to gradually get used to that taste," he said. :tiphat: http://209.85.135.104/translate_c?h....asp?st=2&newsid=2008051318173301&dt=20080514

 

[Treyfish]

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Emergency commitment to one billion won

Sokcho = avian influenza (AI) for defenses to stop the spread of intellectual heosulhada Network (Dong-A Ilbo reported, 12, 1), depending on strengthening defenses patrol operations.

The AI is also pursuing ways to activate the local economy bulanhaejin.

Fuses in the conference room on November 12 afternoon, turning tapped as deputy mayor presiding bugunsu hanbonggi administration offices to convene an emergency meeting, AI and the city passed measures to promote measures to check up on military defenses.

Turning 61 defenses in the meeting to explain the purpose of operating mobile patrol vehicle sales block, he said that the defenses and give them more thoroughly.

Turning again to push the government and anti-epidemic measures, including special gyobuse 400 million and Dobie decided to inject 10 billion to an emergency.

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Yigyuho reporter :tiphat:
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