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China - H5N1 found in wild birds in Naqu double Lakes region

Treyfish

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Source: Ministry of Agriculture at 6:22 p.m.
on the June 9, 2010
news from the Information Office of the Ministry of Agriculture was informed that on June 3, from the National Avian Influenza Reference Laboratory Double Lakes Naqu region H5N1 subtype was detected in wild birds died of avian influenza virus.

Deaths of wild birds after receiving the report, the Ministry of Agriculture sent promptly rushed to the local working groups and expert groups to guide the Tibetan veterinary department and closely with the forestry sector to effectively implement control measures.
First, the death of wild birds in a timely manner harmless processing, strengthening environmental disinfection, good personnel protection, prevent people and livestock drinking water contamination of dead birds, and livestock ban has nothing to do close to the place of death of wild birds; second step of wild birds surveillance, increase the intensity of monitoring reports, the implementation of day reporting;
Third, farmers and herdsmen to the publicity surrounding areas of bird flu prevention and control knowledge, to prevent staff infection. The local alpine region, around the sparsely populated, no poultry. Currently the local farming livestock infection was not found.

Since mid-May, two-Lakes region appear Naqu bird deaths. As of May 25, a total of 170 wild birds found dead, of which Brown headed Gull 141, 27 Bar-headed Goose, Red-billed crow a mountain, Wigeon 1. Since May 25, no longer wild birds found dead.:tiphat:http://news.sohu.com/20100609/n272680919.shtml
 
Re: China - H5N1 found in wild birds in Naqu double Lakes region

Cleaned up translation from; http://chinatibet.people.com.cn/7020881.html

Nagqu: Bird flu found in wild dead birds16:01, June 10, 2010
The National Bird Flu Reference Lab found avian influenza virus subtype H5N1 in wild dead birds in Co Nyi of Nagqu Prefecture, Information Office of Ministry of Agriculture of China released on June 9.

Soon after receiving the report, Ministry of Agriculture sent experts to Co Nyi to take preventive measures together with the local Departments of Forestry and Veterinary such as making innocuous treatment of dead birds, monitoring wild birds and informing farmers and herdsmen of the relatd measures.

Up to now, no infected poultry has been found.

Dead wild birds have appeared in Co Nyi since mid May. Up till May 25, a total of 170 wild dead birds have been witnessed including 141 brown-headed gulls, 27 bare-headed geese, 1 chough and 1 wigeon. No more wild dead birds showed up after May 25.

Source: China Tibet Information Center
 
Re: China - H5N1 found in wild birds in Naqu double Lakes region

The National Bird Flu Reference Lab found avian influenza virus subtype H5N1 in wild dead birds in Co Nyi of Nagqu Prefecture, Information Office of Ministry of Agriculture of China released on June 9.

Soon after receiving the report, Ministry of Agriculture sent experts to Co Nyi to take preventive measures together with the local Departments of Forestry and Veterinary such as making innocuous treatment of dead birds, monitoring wild birds and informing farmers and herdsmen of the relatd measures.

http://chinatibet.people.com.cn/7020881.html
 
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