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Burkina Faso - Avian flu outbreaks in birds 2024

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Health: Burkina Faso detects a new outbreak of avian flu two months after the last

by JM Gogbeu March 6, 2024 in West Africa , Economy , Health

Since January 13, 2022, Burkina Faso has been facing an episode of avian flu, with 133 outbreaks recorded in modern and traditional poultry farms, as well as in avifauna, spread across twelve regions of the country. This disease caused the death of 681,450 poultry.

While all outbreaks had been extinguished by January 23, 2023 and infection declarations had been lifted in the regions, a new outbreak was recently detected. On March 1, 2024, an outbreak appeared in sector 23 of the Urban Commune of Ouagadougou, Kadiogo province, Center region. A rapid reaction from veterinary services made it possible to put in place effective response measures, leading to the extinction of the outbreak.

In a press release, the Minister of Agriculture, Animal and Fisheries Resources, Ismael Sombié, while calling for maximum vigilance from breeders, ensures that appropriate measures have been taken to monitor this outbreak in order to avoid any resurgence of the disease. disease and prevent new potential outbreaks. He also invited stakeholders in the poultry industry as well as the entire population to quickly report any observation of mass mortality of domestic and wild birds to the competent authorities.
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https://kessiya.com/sante-le-burkin...de-grippe-aviaire-deux-mois-apres-le-dernier/

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Burkina: A new outbreak of avian flu appeared on March 1, 2024 in Ouagadougou

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7 Mar 2024

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Amadou Dicko, delegate Minister responsible for Animal Resources:

...We reported to his excellency Captain Ibrahim Traoré and the entire government of the occurrence of an outbreak of avian flu in district 5 of Ouagadougou in effective March 1, 2024 our teams have detected a case of avian flu carrying on a turkey farm the focus also been confirmed by laboratory national influenza reference and measures were quickly taken to circumcise the outbreak in particular it these are stamping out measures and monitoring measures in a radius of 1 km around the outbreak in order to detect new cases so we call on the entire population to vigilance we call the agriculturists to redouble their vigilance in regarding biosecurity measures in order to that we can circumcise this outbreak at the level of district 5 of Ouagadougou from March 1 to today it's the only outbreak that is that has been detected and monitoring has not made it possible to detect still other cases...​
 
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Burkina receives support of 14 million FCFA from the FAO to fight against avian flu

By AZ AIB-March 26, 2024

Ouagadougou, March 26, 2024 (AIB) – The United Nations Agriculture and Food Fund (FAO) provided support of 14 million FCFA intended to strengthen the capacities of the National Livestock Laboratory in the Burkinabe government's response to the avian flu epidemic, which appeared on March 1 in Ouagadougou.

The FAO donation, distributed in 19 packages, essentially includes laboratory equipment for diagnosis and protective equipment according to details provided by the communication services of the Burkinabe Ministry of Livestock.

The representative of the Ministry in charge of Animal Resources, Dr Jean-Marie Batiebo reassured that this material will be very useful for the diagnosis and implementation of response measures against this poultry disease.

“We hope that these acquisitions will be useful and beneficial to you, in order to enable the country to respond effectively to the current crisis and help it quickly regain its status as a free country, in order to enable the poultry sector to contribute effectively to the agricultural offensive,” indicated Ibrahim Ouédraogo, one of the FAO representatives,

Epidemic episodes of avian flu have been reported in 2021 and 2022 in Burkina Faso. For this year 2024, cases were recorded in early March in Ouagadougou and a month earlier in Niamey, in neighboring Niger.

Burkina Faso Information Agency

https://www.aib.media/le-burkina-re...6 mars 2024 (AIB,aviaire, apparue le 1er mars
 
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