Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Dutch man tested for bird flu.
Uitgegeven: 23 september 2007 18:16
Laatst gewijzigd: 23 september 2007 18:38
AMSTERDAM - A dutch employee for a culling company has been tested for birdflu in a Hospital in Purmerend. This was confirmed sunday by a spokesman of the ministry of health.
Primliminary tests indicate he is not infected. Monday definitive serotology results are awaited.
He got a high fever on friday and was seen by a doctor. He told he had been in a birdflu area he was placed in quarantaine.
Ducks
The employee of culling company TCC worked in the german Bayern culling ducks with H5N1...and that a variant that kills people ...200 dead, mostly in Asia.
In different poultry farms in Bayern they found H5N1 in the month and the last month so hundreds of thousands of animals had to be culled. According to TCC the culling was chaotic.
Risks
The company said unacceptable healthrisks were. Among the 600 people employed for the cull by Geman authorities there was little clarity about the responsibilities.
Contamined clothes and materials were possibly removed in a wrong way, according to TCC.
http://www.nu.nl/news/1246534/10/Nederlander_getest_op_vogelgriepvariant.html
credits Kassy
Uitgegeven: 23 september 2007 18:16
Laatst gewijzigd: 23 september 2007 18:38
AMSTERDAM - A dutch employee for a culling company has been tested for birdflu in a Hospital in Purmerend. This was confirmed sunday by a spokesman of the ministry of health.
Primliminary tests indicate he is not infected. Monday definitive serotology results are awaited.
He got a high fever on friday and was seen by a doctor. He told he had been in a birdflu area he was placed in quarantaine.
Ducks
The employee of culling company TCC worked in the german Bayern culling ducks with H5N1...and that a variant that kills people ...200 dead, mostly in Asia.
In different poultry farms in Bayern they found H5N1 in the month and the last month so hundreds of thousands of animals had to be culled. According to TCC the culling was chaotic.
Risks
The company said unacceptable healthrisks were. Among the 600 people employed for the cull by Geman authorities there was little clarity about the responsibilities.
Contamined clothes and materials were possibly removed in a wrong way, according to TCC.
http://www.nu.nl/news/1246534/10/Nederlander_getest_op_vogelgriepvariant.html
credits Kassy