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An official source denies recording any death due to "bird flu"

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A source in the Mauritanian Ministry of Health said in a statement to Sahara Media that the news circulating about the death of a person due to bird flu in the capital, Nouakchott, is "an unfounded rumor."
The source added that the tests showed that the person concerned was free of the virus.
The source said: "We have already been informed of the death of a person working in a poultry farm, and we immediately took the necessary measures in this type of case. We took a sample from the deceased and subjected it to examination."
He confirmed that the examination results showed that the death was not related to the H5N1 bird flu virus.
Mauritanians circulated on social media this evening, news of the death of a person due to the "bird flu" virus, which sparked a widespread panic among the population.
The mentioned virus had caused the death of hundreds of birds in the Gawling Nature Reserve, southwest of the country, on the border with Senegal, to be closed by the Ministry of Environment.
The virus has been spreading for weeks in Senegal, where it caused the death of thousands of birds, but no cases of the virus were recorded among humans.
Mauritania had suspended the import of poultry and all its products from Senegal, in order to avoid cross-contagion, which is the same decision taken by Mali and Gambia.:tiphat:https://www.saharamedias.net/155210-مصدر-رسمي-ينفي-تسجيل-أي-وفاة-بسبب-انفل/
 
The body of a chicken seller who died today is subjected to tests at the National Hospital


Jan 31, 2021 - 22:40​

News (Nouakchott) - Health services in Nouakchott subjected the body of a chicken seller who died today in Tafragh Zina district for examination at the National Hospital. Veterinary services also took samples from chickens found in his poultry house.

A source in the Ministry of Health confirmed the news that the worker died suddenly today, pointing out that initial information says that he had previously undergone an open heart operation.

The source denied that a death was recorded in the poultry house in which the man worked, which is located in the Tafrag Zina district in the western state of Nouakchott.

Yesterday night, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development announced the registration of cases of bird flu in the "Ganuling" National Reserve, which led to the death of 267 pelicans. It also announced the closure of this reserve, and called on residents close to it to take precautions.
:tiphat:https://alakhbar.info/?q=node/30784
 
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