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Beheira Governorate, Egypt, emergency to combat bird flu

Treyfish

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الأثنين، 4 مايو 2009 - 19:03​
Monday, May 4, 2009 - 19:03
Kerdoun security on the infected areas and the closure of schools, youth centers and the conversion of hospitals The governor, Major General Mohammed Sharawi lake to maintain a state of emergency to cope with the phenomenon of the spread of avian influenza and addressed him, saying that the preservation plan was developed in three phases to cope with disaster if the outbreak in a neighboring country, where they are raising the alert level by 25% of health workers and veterinary medicine, agriculture, schools and mosques and youth centers, hospitals and health units throughout the 24 hours a day, and by 50% if they arise in a neighboring province, and 100% as they arise in the county.

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The meeting recommended the need to equip schools, institutes, colleges, youth centers and clubs and events for the use of hospitals and providing medical crew and the various daily reporting of cases of isolation, location, number of deaths and the number of cases were cured, and to identify the names and telephone numbers of rapid response team of the epidemic, and processing of mobile ambulances and other alternative by the same specifications.

It also recommended the formation of chambers of Veterinary Medicine Department and the departments of veterinary health and the need to get rid of dead birds, disinfecting farms and follow-up immunization and follow-up to the human and bird samples sent for analysis through active surveillance. :tiphat:
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Re: In the lake of emergency to combat bird flu

Re: In the lake of emergency to combat bird flu

Is this about an outbreak of birdflu in humans treyfish,thanks.
 
Re: In the lake of emergency to combat bird flu

Re: In the lake of emergency to combat bird flu

I don't see any number associated with this article, but I believe just a week ago Egypt had 3 individual that were infected with H5N1. This is a good example of the "mixing vessel" that we all fear.

Could it be possible that Egypt slaughtered all their pigs in an attempt to try and avoid H1N1 and H5N1 from mixing?
 
Re: In the lake of emergency to combat bird flu

Re: In the lake of emergency to combat bird flu

Treyfish, looks like you missed a paragraph:

"The meeting demanded the need for the Directorate of Security played an important role in the case of the disease turning into an epidemic through the payment of troops necessary to maintain the smooth flow of traffic and conversion of the roads and the imposition of far-Kerdoun security on the affected area, and preventing and living with them and determine which schools could be transferred to the hospitals and the closure of all schools in the affected areas and periods of the opening evening to accommodate students of other schools at the level of all educational levels with the rapid isolation of students suspected of infection to be transferred to hospitals equipped ambulances."
 
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