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_|ANTI-H5 POULTRY VACCINATIONS, VLADIVOSTOK, RU|_

Giuseppe

Emeritus
Poultry in Maritime territory undergoing vaccination against bird flu

VLADIVOSTOK. April 5 (Interfax) -

The vaccination of domestic poultry against bird flu is nearing completion in Russia's Maritime territory (Primorye) in the run-up to the return of migrating birds from Southeast Asia after wintering there.

More than 315,000 domestic birds at private farms have been
vaccinated, the territorial administration told Interfax
.

"Domestic poultry have been vaccinated in the Dalnerechensky,
Kirovsky, Spasskoye, Khanktaisky, Khasan, Khorol, Chernigovka, and Shkotovo districts and also in Artyom, Lesozavodsk, and Vladivostok
. In the next two days, birds will be vaccinated in the Nadezhdinsky district," it said.

These regions were designated as potentially dangerous in terms of
the possibility of a bird flu outbreak, and therefore veterinarians vaccinated poultry there in a priority manner, it said.

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