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Avian influenza: Viet Nam, Bangladesh

hawkeye

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1] Viet Nam, Nghe An
Date: Sun 6 May 2007
Source: Thanhniennews.com [edited]
<http://www.thanhniennews.com/healthy/?catid=8&newsid=27760>


Bird flu hits central Viet Nam
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Almost 250 ducks in central Viet Nam have been killed by the bird flu
virus since 1 May 2007, the country's 1st outbreak of the disease in
more than a month, local health authorities reported.

Animal health staff in Nghe An Province have culled the remaining 360
ducks from the infected flock. The group had not been vaccinated
against bird flu.

Dien Tho commune, where the flock was raised, has now been
quarantined and disinfected.

The tests showed the ducks were infected with H5 virus, and further
tests will be carried out to determine whether it is H5N1, the deadly
strain that has killed 42 Vietnamese, the world's 2nd highest death
toll after Indonesia's 74.

The World Health Organization (WHO) said last month [April 2007] that
Viet Nam and 5 other developing countries would receive up to USD 2.5
million from donations made by the US and Japan.

The United Nations health agency also urged Viet Nam to accelerate
poultry vaccinations and target more ducks in its anti-bird flu
campaign. Thanks to the campaign, Viet Nam has had no human cases
since November 2005.

8500 chickens culled in 3 Savar farms
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Some 8500 chickens were culled in 3 poultry farms here [Unb, Savar]
Friday [4 May 2007] evening following detection of bird flu in a nearby farm.

Joint forces and livestock officials culled 4000 chickens in Masum
Poultry Farm of Abdul Karim, 2500 chickens in Lamia Poultry Farm of
Anwar Hossain and 2000 chickens in Patuakhali Poultry Farm-2 of Joynal Abedin.

On Thursday [3 May 2007], 1500 chickens were culled in Patuakhali
Poultry Farm in Rajason area following detection of bird flu.

After that, the government took a decision to cull the chickens of
the farms within a one-km area of the affected farm, and reported the
decision to the farm owners through a notification.

It also imposed a ban on transportation of poultry products in the
affected area.

On Thursday [3 May 2007] night, 2000 chickens of Khulna Poultry Farm
of Maulana Alamgir Hossain at Rajason were also culled.

The farm owners, however, claimed the disease to be "Ranikhet" [see comment].

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Re: Avian influenza: Viet Nam, Bangladesh

VietnamNet Bridge: http://english.vietnamnet.vn/social/2007/05/697566/

Bird flu outbreaks in many provinces
13:10' 22/05/2007 (GMT+7)


VietNamNet Bridge ? The Veterinary Agency of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has officially confirmed that avian influenza has returned to many communes of the provinces of Quang Ninh, Nam Dinh and Son La in the north and Can Tho in the south.

Tests show that all dead fowls in those provinces are positive for the H5N1 virus.


In Quang Ninh province, bird flu was detected on May 16 at a family in Mong Cai Town, with 116 ducks and geese dead by H5N1 of a total of 443 baby fowls that were not vaccinated.


In the south, the epidemic reemerged in Can Tho province on May 17 with 375 ducks of the total 1,500 unvaccinated ducks of two families in Thanh Loc commune, Vinh Thanh district dead because of H5N1 virus.


The disease also attacked the northern mountainous province of Son La with 130 ducks and geese dead of the total 960 heads. Those fowls were not vaccinated as well.


Bird flu has broken out in Nam Dinh on May 19 with over 1,200 unvaccinated ducks dead in three families, all because of H5N1 virus.


The above localities have culled all the ill fowls and decontaminated the disease-striken areas already. The Veterinary Agency has sent their experts to those provinces to help the local authorities prevent the spread of this dangerous epidemic.


So far 60 provinces have been implementing vaccination of the first phase in 2007 with over 116.6 million birds injected.


Ha Yen
 
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