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Egypt - Chicken prices plummet 33% driving up meat prices due to 2 H5N1 human deaths in recent days

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Emergency b ?Health Kafr El-Sheikh? return to face the risk of bird flu
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Emergency b ?Health Kafr El-Sheikh? return to face the risk of bird flu
Emergency b ?Health Kafr El-Sheikh? return to face the risk of bird flu
Kafr El-Sheikh - Mohammed Nassar published in: Wednesday, November 19, 2014 - 12:06 | Last updated: Wednesday, November 19, 2014 - 12:06
Azab and saw villages and centers of Kafr el-Sheikh province, on Wednesday, a state of terror and fear and panic as a result of the increasing incidence of bird flu, a number of governorates of the republic.
A large number of residents of the villages of Kafr el-Sheikh centers and Sidi Salem and Glynn slaughtering thousands of chickens for fear of infection with bird flu,
As announced yesterday, the Department of Health province of Kafr el-Sheikh maximum state of emergency, after hitting three suspected cases of the disease.
Confirmed Dr. Mays El Madawy, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health Kafr El-Sheikh, in a press statement, yesterday, that he was declaring a state of emergency hospitals Kafr General Sheikh and central hospitals integration, health units and medical centers, to receive any cases of infected normal flu and avian influenza, and others.
She added that the current influenza flu seasonal, so the activation of infection control in hospitals, both to treat regular influenza or doubled up to pneumonia may lead to death, in the case of delay in treatment, especially for critical group of pregnant women and the owners of obese and the elderly and children.
The Department of Agriculture Kafr El-Sheikh governorate headed by Engineer Suleiman Ghaith, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Agriculture Kafr El-Sheikh governorate, to declare a state of emergency to maintain maximum.
And ordered the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Agriculture to maintain job campaigns in the coming days to immunize poultry farms and various government and private duck, geese, when parents, so for the prevention of bird flu.
And instructed work and intensive seminars held in various villages and centers to educate parents to maintain and farmers risk of the disease and ways to prevent it. As poultry markets have seen a significant drop in maintaining prices of poultry, where the price of a kilo of chicken dropped from 17 pounds to 12 pounds per kilo, as a result of the reluctance of parents with the purchase because of the fear of contagion to them.

Meat prices also rose maintain various massacres and went to 70 pounds for a kilo of meat, after it was teetering between 50 and 60 pounds per kilo, due to the increasing demand for people to buy and reluctance to buy chicks.

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