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Jharkhand: Crow deaths put poultry under scanner - New strain of H5N1 confirmed; Unidentified disease kills hundreds of chickens in Udhava - possibly

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Alert as pigeons fall prey to flu

OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

Mithilesh Kumar
Bokaro civil surgeon Mithilesh Kumar on Thursday called upon the public to be careful and alert the district administration should they come upon any dead birds.

Kumar said the avian flu virus H5N1, which was first detected in crows, appeared to have spread among pigeons as well in the last three days, as many as six birds of the latter variety had been found dead in Bokaro and Chas township.

He added that it was feared that this disease could be transmitted to cats and pigs, as the stray animals feed from the same place as scavenger birds.

In a bid to stop the spread of the virus, Kumar called for careful disposal of carcasses. People were advised to use plastic or rubber gloves while disposing the dead birds, and the carcasses had to be buried at least a metre below the ground after being covered in lime. The civil surgeon also asked people to get in touch with the district animal husbandry officer Dr Krishna Chowdhury at 9431315952 should they find any dead birds.

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Crows death continues
Dec 24, 12:18 am


Latehar. Cleaner environment at the dead crows is called. Fight for their survival in the death of crows can not create a favorable disease is unknown. So the philosophy of the crows will be rare. Scientists believe that there is a strong digestive system Sdeh throat after eating substances that aid in digestion. Been spread by human waste eating crow is to clean the environment. But because of work being done by humans on their existence has been threatened. Crows the disease has spread to Latehar Barwadih and canopy so far have been untimely death of many ravens. Retired teacher in Latehar Banpur Ramjnm Singh and Nirmal Panchayat ward residents Lala Aludia resident Roy said Kauwan dead three days ago was seen outside his home. Barwadih in many areas have reported the death of many crows.
People die on the crows to bury under the ground by the limestone, which do not spread disease to other birds.
Dr. Rajnandn Singh Prkd Latehar Veterinary Officer.


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:tiphat: Crof @ H5N1

NCDC team advises health officials how to fight H5N1 virus
The writer has posted comments on this articleTNN | Dec 24, 2011, 10.09PM

JAMSHEDPUR: A four-member team from the National Communicable Disease Centre (NCDC) Delhi on Saturday trained health officials on how human and poultry products could be protected from contagious disease with research reports concluding that H5N1 virus was behind the abnormal rise in the death of crows in the Steel City.

The team, which was led by director Vina Mittal, arrived here on Friday. It chaired a meeting at the district civil surgeon's office on Saturday. In the light of humans and poultry products potentially susceptible to the H5N1 disease, the NCDC members trained the health officials on how to protect them from the disease.


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In its findings, the National Institute of Virology Pune last month concluded that the virus killing the crows was similar to Hubei like H5N1, which is currently circulating in Southeast Asia, including neighbouring countries such as Bangladesh, Myanmar and China.

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District flunks crow death test
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Jamshedpur, Dec. 24: A central team of experts has directed the East Singhbhum administration to launch a massive offensive to check crow deaths and protect other avian species, giving a poor score to district health officials for failing to create awareness among people.

During a review meeting with the district administration, the five-member team led by additional-director of the National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD) Veena Mittal did not hide its dissatisfaction regarding steps taken up under the integrated diseases surveillance programme since the past two months.

Instances of crow dropping dead started occurring with alarming regularity in October this year.

?The surveillance work of the health department needs to be further strengthened in the city, especially as it has been singed by viral attacks one after another. The district surveillance programme unfortunately does not even a plan to tackle any such epidemic,? a district official who attended the review quoted the team as saying.

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?The workshop, pamphlets and training will be in the form of dos and don?ts regarding crow deaths. It will basically pertain to the correct methods of using kits and handling crows carcasses. The surveillance unit has been asked to procure 100 special kits comprising gloves, masks and other tools,? said ADM Vijay Kumar Singh.

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The team also said crow deaths had assumed epidemic proportions across Santhal Pargana, even though the first cases were reported in East Singhbhum. The experts added that a majority of the deaths had occurred in Kolhan.
Citing findings of the Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly and Bhopal, they ruled out the possibility of the viral strains affected other avian species, besides crows.

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Hundreds of dead chickens from unknown illness
Dec 30, 07:16 pm

Udhava, personal representative: Udhava block Drladanga village unknown disease that killed hundreds of chickens. Local rural Shamim Sheikh, Mtiur Rahman, Sheikh Mokhtar said the disease in chickens infected Jhumne and lime are seen as signs of excretory. Chickens in a village just dying to see so many fears of the spread of infection to disease is troubling. People throw dead chickens in open spaces and tanks are. Is increasing the risk of spreading the infection. Spread in poultry is likely to be infected with the disease of cattle. Chickens in poultry farms present on the occasion of New Year can have an effect on sales.

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Keredari dead crows in
Dec 29, 10:49 pm

Keredari: Prkhandwasi yet to read in the newspapers about the death of crows, but within an hour near the main square on Sunday Keredari four to five crows were taken by surprise to see people die. About it around the chicken farm operators was fear. Mahato said if it was an operator domains and chickens also come in its grip, the situation would be terrible. According to a rook Keredari Square, another nearby pond to the police, the third and fourth Sryu Aditya Mahato Mahato's home to the house of the dead was near.

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Support departments are not getting bird flu
Dec 30, 01:32 am

Ranchi: Animal Husbandry Department to not having the health department has increased the problem of veterinarians. Bird flu is affecting the campaign to save the crow. The Health Department officials had directed the Secretary of the Vidyasagar, health department officials on the case of bird flu to help the district veterinary office. Was directed particularly to the civil surgeon. Civil surgeon Dr AK Choudhary, the association has not been any. So too is municipal. Responsibility to bury dead crows in the land was given to the corporation. The veterinary medical officer attempted to contact the civil surgeon. The civil surgeon's office on behalf of the Animal Husbandry Department is not getting any cooperation.
Departments to not having the drugs problem in the irrigation and ravens are buried in the soil. Burden has been put on the district livestock office. This campaign is having problems.
Dr. SS sitting
District Veterinary Officer
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High in the perfusion of drugs:
High Court on Wednesday in the deaths of five ravens were sprayed with drugs in the High Court on Thursday. Wayroseed drug was sprayed trees and complexes.

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Crows were dying in the city
Dec 29, 08:45 pm


Jamtara, own correspondent: the crows have continued to die. Within half an hour on Thursday to block local Pandeidih two crows dying - Tdkkr died. The common people are scared. If the value is a sign of the last notice of this outbreak. Visited a number of children, but no one touched the dead crows.

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Hundreds of dead chickens in the dead crow zone
Dec 30, 07:16 pm





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Udhava, personal representative: Udhava block Drladanga village unknown disease that killed hundreds of chickens. Local rural Shamim Sheikh, Mtiur Rahman, Sheikh Mokhtar said the disease in chickens infected Jhumne and lime are seen as signs of excretory. Chickens in a village just dying to see so many fears of the spread of infection to disease is troubling. People throw dead chickens in open spaces and tanks are. Is increasing the risk of spreading the infection. Spread in poultry is likely to be infected with the disease of cattle. Chickens in poultry farms present on the occasion of New Year can have an effect on sales. :tiphat:http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF8&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://in.jagran.yahoo.com/news/local/jharkhand/4_8_8701374.html&usg=ALkJrhjmUP3zy4F3I3mTrde5hB4UV_DD_w
 
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Crows death of
Dec 31, 08:12 pm

Canopy (Latehar): canopy to block the flow of the death of crows is not to stop. Agarwal and bawdy house on Saturday the development of canopy native village near the home of the Royal Naval Kisornath three crows were killed. Cases have been reported to the Veterinary Officer.
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Cautious on the death of crows in Ramgarh
Jan 02, 07:40 pm

Ramgarh, communicate formula: block near the girls' middle school on Monday in two to three the number of dead crow found. Earlier on Saturday about a dozen crows were killed here. The dead crows was buried in the ground to the concerned department. Terrified people being seen in the block.
Animal Husbandry Department to block the death of crows taking seriously take Ahtihat has appealed to the villagers.
Block veterinary officer Sanat Kumar Pandit said the death of crows is certainly due to some unknown disease. Security to security in the wake of dead crows had been buried. He appealed to the villagers do not come in contact with the dead crows and immediately give notice to the Department.

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Ramgarh on the death of crows
Jan 04, 01:12 am


Ramgarh, communicate formula: block unknown these days due to illness, death of crows coming day. Ramgarh police station on Tuesday and female middle school campus near the two Kauae four were found dead.
Witnesses on the ground before the crow falls and dies with ऐtne's neck. No concrete initiatives by the Animal Husbandry Department of the villagers believed the environment remains doubtful.
Block veterinary officer here in Jharkhand Sanat Kumar Pandit says that bird flu has been confirmed dead crows. Ramgarh on the death of crows is sensitive and alert villagers have also come into contact with the dead crows to bury it.

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Two more crows killed
Jan 05, 05:32 pm

Mnatu, Palamau: Trhsi eglantine of police in the village, killing two crows. Is the cause of death were not known. According to villagers fly - two crows flying eglantine suddenly fell in the courtyard of the Arun Sharma. Ctptane died after a while. Is feared that bird flu is caused by the death of crows.

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Three dead crows
Jan 04, 06:18 pm

Medininagar, Chainpur, Satbrwa: three blocks of Palamau on Wednesday, killing three crows. The pool of the city street near the residence of a military Rajeshwar Prasad Chandravanshi a crow died. Khamdih Satbrwa village here on Tuesday to block the crow died of unknown illness. Kudaga village of Chainpur block on Wednesday in the killing of a crow.

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Vitis death of chickens with diarrhea: Dr. Singh
Jan 06, 01:06 am

Koderma: various blocks of the district, the district veterinary officer in the large-scale death of chickens said Dr. ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE Vitis chickens died from diarrhea, which in common parlance is called Ranikhet. He said that the death of chickens is not the word flu. Receiving information from the relevant section of the veterinary inquiry. After investigation, the symptoms were diarrhea Vitis. He killed the goats, diarrhea is cold. The measures taken by the department for the prevention of these diseases are.

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Mass awareness drive about bird flu
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Governments now plan to put up hoardings at public places to educate the people about how to avoid carelessness and dispose the carcass
of dead crows to prevent the spread of the avian virus. Human beings and birds specially poultry are said to be most vulnerable though it
may effect the other birds and dogs as well. It would also train personnel from the urban bodies and the district Surveillance officer who
would then educate the panchayat personnel and other people at local level.

Crow deaths have assumed epidemic proportions in some parts of the state like Santhal Parganas and kolhan though they are being reported
from the other parts of the state as well. At some places like Chatra which faces chronic poverty and food scarcity, some children have
been reported to have cooked and eaten up the dead crows. The germs of the flu are said to die at temperatures at or above 70 degree
Celsius. However, it is highly unhealthy and risky to eat a diseased crow and the children could get infected when handling the carcass.

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Death of birds of unknown disease
Jan 09, 10:40 pm

Barwadih (Latehar): Barwadih block the birds died of the disease is unknown. Yet unidentified illness has killed over a dozen birds. Such a large number of birds that could not yet know the cause of death. In this regard, Dr. Manoj Kumar said veterinary officials in the past two days killed dozens of birds due to bird flu fears. He was cold as well as the RD flu outbreak is also a threat.

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Crows of the death reached the city on the UNO team
Jan 14, 03:06 am

Jamshedpur, News Office:
Jamshedpur and its adjoining areas to investigate the death of the Crows are the United Nations team has arrived in town. In the past four months about a 10-thousand crows have died. Unit of United Nations World Food and Agriculture Organization (Dblyuefao) Elizabeth Bir team, Ian Douglas, Dr. Tony Forman, Dr. Cole Bright and include AT George. AB Negi, Joint Commissioner of Central Food Ministry with them and the honey's Bengra reached. Saturday's team in Potka volunteer organization providing the 'will-run poultry farm visits. Team members will examine the eating habits of ravens on the effectiveness of the disease can be identified. Additional Chief Medical Officer Dr Swaran Singh said the ravens are expected to disease in humans.

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Crows continue to die
Jan 14, 10:56 pm
Patratu Thermal: Piteepis Kaunvon in the past two months have continued to die. While there are knowledgeable explanation of the bird flu. While the cold dead ravens are telling some people. In this regard, Prof. Piteepis environmentalist. Jaswant Singh said that the direct effects of global warming is having on Prkshion.

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Source: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/-New-bird-flu-strain-killed-Jharkhand-crows-/900479/

?New bird flu strain killed Jharkhand crows?


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Anuradha Mascarenhas : Pune, Tue Jan 17 2012, 03:31 hrs

Scientists at the National Institute of Virology (NIV) have found a new strain of bird flu that killed over 500 crows three months ago at Jharkhand.

While confirming that it was avian influenza, Dr A C Mishra, the Director of NIV, said that the strain is different from the one that had infected poultry in Maharashtra some years ago. It is for the first time that it has been found in the country, Mishra said. ?We have compared it to the strains from Vietnam, Indonesia and other places in Asia and found similarities with the Vietnam strain,? added Mishra.

The NIV had received samples that included four crows from among those that had died in several areas of Jharkhand, including Jamshedpur, Bokaro and Hazaribagh. The process of characterisation of the virus is underway and it is a different strain of the avian influenza virus, NIV scientists said.

The strain belongs to Clade 2.3.2.1 while the H5N1 strain that was reported in the country in 2006 belonged to Clade 2.2. A...
 
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After the crow was dead starling
Jan 17, 08:09 pm

Gmhria: Crows and other birds now in the grip of the disease are unknown. Small Gmhria suffer from the unknown dead of a starling. According to eyewitnesses suddenly began to suffer down manna and died in a few minutes.

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Be aware that deadly Berdflu
Jan 20, 01:52 am

Jamshedpur, own correspondent: Berdflu in neighboring Orissa state government after the symptoms have also been alerted. Adjacent to the East Singhbhum district of Orissa has been asked to take special caution and circumspection. On receiving a letter from the government swung into action all the blocks in the Animal Husbandry Department, meeting with doctors in addition to poultry farmers a way to avoid telling Berdflu. District Animal Husbandry Officer Dr S Kujur Berdflu signs of the district so far have not shown up, but all the care and precaution is taken.

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Kolhan division bans entry of poultry products from Odisha
FRIDAY, 20 JANUARY 2012 23:47 PARVINDER BHATIA |

The bird flu scare reaching neighbouring Mayurbhanj district of Odisha has pressed alarm buttons in the Kolhan region.

The deputy commissioners of three districts of Kolhan-West Singhbhum, East Singhbhum and Seraikela-Kharsawan issued directives to block development officers, police stations and railway authorities in those blocks bordering Odisha to ensure that no poultry products crosses in from that State.

The directive was issued from the State animal husbandry secretary Arun Kumar Singh on January 13 asking all the deputy commissioners to be on alert against the bird flu scare in the neighbouring districts of Odisha.

The directive asked the deputy commissioners to enforce check on crossing over of poultry products in those areas which share borders with Odisha till the avian influenza virus threat persists in the neighbouring State.
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Hill Colony ten crows found dead
Jan 22, 01:01 am


Dhanbad, Jasn: wait a few days after the day on Saturday the death of crows crows death was reported again Crows were found dead on Saturday 10-11 in Hill colony. Animal Husbandry Department Gdwaya dead crows in the ground. Model Village officials co-district control room officials said BP Yadav, two dead crows - in three days. Two days ago, Hill was reported dead crows from the colony. The departmental staff did not find dead crows. Crows were found dead on Saturday in collaboration with local people.
So far, the death of 80 crows: crows have died since December 80 in Dhanbad. It first met on December 11 dead crows. The next few days in different parts of the district continued to the death of crows. December 19 to 61 crows had been killed. The frequency of death was a failure.

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Five dozen chickens killed
Jan 20, 09:17 pm

Block: block Buddhadih village during the last two days more than five dozen chickens have been killed. Veterinarians say that the cause of death is infectious disease. The department for the prevention of any type is not provided, the great indignation of the villagers.

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