CHINA: Apparent clean-cut Boxun Report

[Snowy Owl]

CHINA: Apparent clean-cut Boxun Report concerning China


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Re: China: Speculation
<HR style="COLOR: #cccccc" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->From Boxun;


I'm not sure about the "Reprinted Date, I'm assuming the article originally appeared on April 7th"

24 cases of "Avian Flu" diagnosed from 400 cases reported pneumonia cases of unknown causes


China's severe acute respiratory syndrome cases may still occur

(Reprinted Boxun April 7, 2007)

Chinese Vice Health Minister Wang Longde said that the change is difficult for people working and living habits. China still has the potential for severe acute respiratory syndrome (SAR), and cases of human avian influenza cases.

According to Guangzhou, "Nanfang Dushi Bao" reported that Wang Longde said that the study found that All are from Guangdong SARS cases primary, and other Chinese provinces are being infected cases.

The incidence of eating masked palm civets in Guangdong and are closely related. From 2004 onwards, from early November, the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention to send a special working group Permanent Guangdong special investigation market, restaurant sales are not masked palm civets, survey medical institutions for the monitoring of pneumonia cases of unknown causes.

Wang Longde said that SARS, avian flu, pneumonia is the first expression of symptoms, National medical institutions need to monitor cases of pneumonia of unknown causes, diagnosis of pneumonia of unknown causes formulate standards and reporting procedures. respiratory infection control measures taken immediately after the report, it does not spread.

He said that China now found 24 cases of human avian flu cases The line is taken from more than 400 cases reported pneumonia cases of unknown causes detected. Since the diagnosis, and to reduce the possibility of infection.

In the area of prevention of bird flu, he said. China has taken measures to monitor each case quickly to take control measures, we isolated the virus, Gene sequencing of the virus.

Wang Longde and recommended that people stay away from the Stalls slaughtered livestock, and to eliminate the source of infection. (Boxun boxun.com)

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For those of you familiar with the QingHai Lead, this report from my subjective point of you, is as clean cut as the QingHai one, of wich I reach out like now saying that it seems clean cut, quite Truthfull.

Snowy Owl

 

[Commonground]

Bird-flu epidemic situation stable in China: agricultural ministry

Bird-flu epidemic situation stable in China: agricultural ministry

Bird-flu epidemic situation stable in China: agricultural ministry


While there is a risk of further outbreaks of bird flu in some areas of China, overall the situation is stable, sources with the Ministry of Agriculture said on Tuesday.

The sources declined to name specific areas in the country that are at risk of bird flu outbreaks.

The sources said the poultry vaccination campaign, which started in early March, is proceeding smoothly and is due to be completed in early May.

Monitoring has been intensified at border areas and outbreaks outside China have been closely followed, the sources added.

According to statistics by the Ministry of Agriculture, in 2004, 50 cases of HPAI bird flu were reported in 16 provinces of China. In 2005, there were 32 cases in 13 provinces, including one case in migratory birds in Qinghai. In 2006, 10 cases were recorded in seven provinces, including cases of migratory birds in Qinghai and Tibet.

Last year, approximately 90,000 fowl were contaminated and 47,000 died of the disease nationwide. In Tibet and Qinghai, 3,641 migratory birds died from the disease.

The Ministry of Health said over the past two years, China has recorded 20 cases of human infections of bird flu, seven in 2005 and 13 in 2006.

A batch of chickens which suddenly died in a market on March 1, 2007 in Lhasa, capital of Tibet, were confirmed to have contracted the H5 virus of bird flu, according to the Ministry of Agriculture. No human cases of bird flu have so far been reported in the region.

The Ministry of Health had confirmed a 16-year-old boy died from bird flu on March 27 this year in east China's Anhui Province, bringing the number of people who have been killed by the virus to 15 in the country.
http://english.people.com.cn/200704/24/eng20070424_369319.html