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"'Emergency' meeting in Cairo for the study of a new offspring appearance from bf"
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Re: "'Emergency' meeting in Cairo for the study of a new offspring appearance from bf
Re: "'Emergency' meeting in Cairo for the study of a new offspring appearance from bf
From Jordan -- a report on this meeting...
Google-translated from Arabic:
Jordan participate in a meeting on plans to confront the avian flu
March 7, 2007
Jordan participated in the alternative care facilities to policy makers and decision makers and technicians concerned about plans and preparations to face the national avian influenza disease, which recently held in Cairo, organized by the World Health Organization with a number of Arab States and the Middle East.
The secretary-general of the Ministry of Agriculture, Dr. Radi Tarawneh who participated in the meeting told "Petra" that the meeting focused on the importance of reviewing and updating national plans to fight avian flu and actions to be taken to manage the crisis as soon as they occur.
He pointed out that the World Health Organization warned of the lack of willingness to address this possibility was stressed the need for capacity-building of laboratories and manpower to enable the early detection of the occurrence of any injury and the quick response to control the situation and reiterated the importance of coordination among States to cope with the disease.
He briefed the meeting participants on the Egyptian experience in confronting Anfelonzaalatior disease in poultry farms and household where education was the most important discussion lessons learned from the experience and the importance of epidemiological surveillance and the policy of compensation and media messages.
http://www.addustour.com/News/ViewSectionNews.asp?NID=234306&SID=1
Re: "'Emergency' meeting in Cairo for the study of a new offspring appearance from bf
From Jordan -- a report on this meeting...
Google-translated from Arabic:
Jordan participate in a meeting on plans to confront the avian flu
March 7, 2007
Jordan participated in the alternative care facilities to policy makers and decision makers and technicians concerned about plans and preparations to face the national avian influenza disease, which recently held in Cairo, organized by the World Health Organization with a number of Arab States and the Middle East.
The secretary-general of the Ministry of Agriculture, Dr. Radi Tarawneh who participated in the meeting told "Petra" that the meeting focused on the importance of reviewing and updating national plans to fight avian flu and actions to be taken to manage the crisis as soon as they occur.
He pointed out that the World Health Organization warned of the lack of willingness to address this possibility was stressed the need for capacity-building of laboratories and manpower to enable the early detection of the occurrence of any injury and the quick response to control the situation and reiterated the importance of coordination among States to cope with the disease.
He briefed the meeting participants on the Egyptian experience in confronting Anfelonzaalatior disease in poultry farms and household where education was the most important discussion lessons learned from the experience and the importance of epidemiological surveillance and the policy of compensation and media messages.
http://www.addustour.com/News/ViewSectionNews.asp?NID=234306&SID=1