France - Avian Flu in wild birds and poultry - 2020/2021

[Gert van der Hoek]

Morbihan: a barnacle goose discovered dead and positive for avian flu

Thursday December 3, 2020

A barnacle goose was found dead at the end of November in Riantec, in Morbihan. After various analyzes, it was confirmed in early December that this animal died of bird flu. The prefect of Morbihan issued an order on November 27 establishing a control zone over a radius of five kilometers. Fortunately, there are no poultry farms in this area.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, "the virus detected on this wild bird is of the same lineage as those currently circulating in Europe".

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Strong suspicion of avian influenza in a farm in Landes: a control zone set up


The presence of avian influenza type H5 was detected in a Landes farm. Results which must be confirmed by a second laboratory. As a precaution, a temporary control zone is set up in the municipalities of the sector.

Traces of the dreaded virus have indeed been found in a Landes farm. Saturday December 5, a breeder located in Benesse-Maremne notes a high mortality among his poultry. At this time when the department is at high risk of avian flu, the suspicion of contamination with the virus is high.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

"A very quick decision": 6,500 ducks slaughtered in the Landes after a suspected case of avian flu



In B?nesse-Maremne, 6,500 ducks were slaughtered on Sunday December 6. Containment had however been put in place in the department. But the breeder had benefited from an exemption.

On Sunday, December 6, it was indeed ordered the slaughter of 6,500 ducks from a farm in B?nesse-Maremne, in the south of the Landes, belonging to Dominique Graciet, former president of the Chamber of Agriculture of the Landes and the region. Aquitaine.

The veterinary services acted upon receipt of the results from the Pyr?n?es-Atlantiques and Landes laboratory. They did not wait for confirmation from the national reference laboratory which should fall very soon.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

France confirms severe bird flu outbreak on duck farm


PARIS (Reuters) - The French farm ministry said on Tuesday that highly pathogenic H5N8 bird flu had been found on a duck farm in the southwest of the country, confirming France's first farm outbreak of the virus this year.

The outbreak was first reported on Monday but at the time it was unclear what strain of the virus it was.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Landes: a third case of avian flu in a duck farm

According to our information, a third case of avian flu was detected this Friday in a duck farm in Angresse, in the south of the Landes.

After B?nesse-Maremne last Saturday when 6,500 poultry were slaughtered, after Saint-Geours-de-Maremne where again thousands of ducks were euthanized, a new outbreak of avian influenza was detected in a duck farm in Angresse .

According to our information, the palmipeds will be euthanized on Saturday morning. This is the 3rd case of avian flu in the Landes in less than a week.

Since last Monday, Angresse, located 4.5 km from B?nesse-Maremne, was placed in a protection zone.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

AVIAN FLU: TWO NEW CONTAMINATED FARMS IN WESTERN FRANCE


Five French duck farms have been contaminated with bird flu since the beginning of December.

Two new duck farms have been infected with bird flu in western France, bringing the total of infected farms to five since the beginning of the month , the Agriculture Ministry said on Monday.

These outbreaks concern "a breeding of lean ducks in Vend?e at Saint-Maurice-des-Noues and a breeding of breeding Muscovy ducks in Deux-S?vres at Saint-Sauveur", near Bressuire, it is reported in a press release.

"All the birds from these farms were slaughtered without delay or, for the most recent, are being slaughtered," he added.
Last week, three cases of avian influenza (commonly known as avian influenza) had been detected in duck farms intended for the production of foie gras in the Landes.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Les Landes: “strong suspicion” of avian flu in a fifth farm​

If the H5N8 virus is confirmed, this will be the fifth outbreak of avian influenza in poultry farming detected in less than two weeks in the Landes.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Avian influenza: Chalosse also under close surveillance

We are talking about a 6th possible case in Bergouey in the Landes when poultry were slaughtered as a preventive measure, December 20, in a farm in Sort-en-Chalosse. While awaiting the final results of the analyzes on the two farms, a temporary control zone (ZCT) has been established.

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This Monday evening, a meeting is to be held with the Landes prefecture and the players in the sector to take stock of this situation.

Two contaminated farms

In Sort-en-Chalosse , the 2,000 ducks from a farm were slaughtered this Sunday, December 20 because the presence of the virus was strongly suspected there.

Samples were taken on Saturday evening in the breeding in question. The results should be known to confirm or not the presence of the virus, and the practical measures that could result from it.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Avian flu in the Landes: suspected cases in three new municipalities

12 26 2020

Hinx, Maylis and Baigts farms could in turn be affected by avian influenza. The duck breeders were received at the prefecture this Saturday


More than their anger, the duck farmers wanted to make their fears heard this Saturday morning, December 26, by demonstrating in front of the Landes prefecture. At 10 am, between 100 and 120 people had gathered to say "stop slaughtering healthy ducks" .

"Ducks from Hinx, Baigts and Maylis do indeed show evocative signs," recognizes the prefecture. We are awaiting the results of the analyzes for which there are strong suspicions. Moreover, the slaughter of a farm has already taken place in Maylis today (Saturday, December 26, Ed). "

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Avian Flu. 40 new outbreaks confirmed, mainly in the Landes

According to the latest report published by the Ministry of Agriculture this Sunday, France has 61 outbreaks of avian flu contamination, including 40 in the Landes alone.

France had 61 outbreaks of avian influenza contamination on January 1, mainly in the Landes, or 40 more in a few days, according to the latest report from the Ministry of Agriculture published this Sunday, January 3.

In a press release, the ministry specifies that 48 of the 61 confirmed outbreaks are located in the Landes department , a territory traditionally producing foie gras.

The latest report, communicated on December 29, reported 21 outbreaks of contamination throughout France.

 

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France to cull 600,000 poultry to stem bird flu

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PARIS (Reuters) - France is to cull around 600,000 poultry birds as it tries to contain an avian influenza virus that is spreading among duck flocks in the southwest of the country, the farm ministry said on Tuesday.

France is among European countries to have reported highly contagious strains of bird flu late last year, leading to mass culls as authorities try to limit transmission from wild birds to farm flocks.

France has already slaughtered around 200,000 poultry and plans to cull a further 400,000 birds, a farm ministry official said.

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[Gert van der Hoek]

France has 264 outbreaks of avian influenza in its farms, the vast majority of which are in the southwest, known for its production of foie gras, where more than a million animals have already been slaughtered.

In the South-West, 252 outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (commonly known as avian flu) have been confirmed as of January 14, reports the Ministry of Agriculture on its website.

The Landes particularly affected

Most of the outbreaks (224) are located in the Landes , the leading foie gras producing department, which has around 800 palmipeds (especially ducks) production farms.
The other outbreaks are located in the Gers (14), the Pyr?n?es-Atlantiques (12) and the Hautes-Pyr?n?es (2).
Outside the South-West, 12 outbreaks - including in pet shops and backyards - have been identified in five departments: Haute-Corse (6), Vend?e (3), Deux-S?vres (1), Corse-du -South (1) and Yvelines (1). Nine cases have also been identified in wildlife.

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Avian influenza: update on the situation in France

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02/23/2021
AVIAN INFLUENZA
ANIMAL HEALTH

Xavier Remongin / agriculture.gouv.fr


The Minister of Agriculture and Food, Julien Denormandie, went successively to the Landes on January 8 and then to the Gers on January 11, in order to express the state's support for the poultry sectors affected. whip by this new epizootic of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). He also praised the State services and all the actors who are fully mobilized in the management of this crisis.
Like several European countries, France has been facing an episode of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) since mid-November. The disease circulates actively in wildlife and manifests itself on the occasion of migrations towards the South.
As a reminder, this avian influenza virus (H5N8) exclusively affects birds; it is not transmissible to humans who can safely consume meat of avian origin, eggs, fatty liver and more generally any poultry food product.
Number of confirmed outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza:

As of February 22, France had 472 outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in breeding confirmed by the national reference laboratory (NRL) of ANSES.
These outbreaks are distributed as follows:

• 459 households in breeding in the South-West;
• 13 households outside the South-West;

It has also recorded 13 cases in wildlife.
Consult the details of the outbreaks by department (PDF, 646.95 Ko)
As of February 12, 3 million poultry (mostly ducks) had been slaughtered in the Southwest on the orders of the administration, following the detection of outbreaks or as a preventive measure to limit the spread of the virus.


It is important to recall the imperative need to guarantee biosecurity in farms; the government has moreover provided for aid for this purpose in the recovery plan.
The State will be present alongside the breeders concerned; their losses will be compensated in compliance with European and national regulations. A deposit system to compensate for the value of slaughtered animals is already in place.

Southwest: measures in force in the regulated area

Faced with an extremely contagious virus between birds this year, poultry farms must be rapidly depopulated within a radius of 5 km, and movements prohibited within a radius of 20 km.
On the basis of an opinion delivered on January 7 by ANSES, the following additional measures have been taken:

• Preventive felling previously carried out over a radius of 3 km around the outbreaks will now be carried out over 5 km. They concern in the 1 [SUP]st[/SUP] kilometer all farmed birds and backyard, and for the next 4 km all waterfowl and other birds when they are not claustr?es;
• Slaughter capacities will be significantly increased thanks to the mobilization of the service provider mandated by the State, to that of health veterinarians as well as to the requisition of additional slaughterhouses;
• The 10 km surveillance zone around the outbreaks can be extended up to 20 km, with a ban on the exit and entry of poultry (including to repopulate a farm which has finished its production cycle). These restrictions will be reassessed by the end of January, in the light of the epidemiological assessment.

List of municipalities in protection zones and surveillance zones under Directive 2005/94 / EC and the ministerial decree of January 18, 2008 (PDF, 769.74 KB)

Slaughter

Slaughtering capacities were significantly increased with the requisition of 5 slaughterhouses located in the municipalities of Gibret (Landes), Montaut (Landes), Came (Pyr?n?es-Atlantiques), Maubourguet (Hautes-Pyr?n?es) and Castelnau d'Auzan (Gers) ).
As of February 12, 3 million poultry (mainly ducks) were slaughtered in the South West on the orders of the administration, following the detection of outbreaks or as a preventive measure.
Other outbreaks in France - measures in force

The situation seems to be evolving in the other departments affected by the virus since its introduction in France in mid-November, but few new areas have appeared.
The measures that apply in the departments where outbreaks have been confirmed (Deux-S?vres, Vend?e, Ardennes) are the slaughter of all the poultry on the infected farm and the establishment of a protection zone. 3 km around the outbreaks as well as a 10 km surveillance zone around these outbreaks.
In order to control the risk of spreading the virus, the movement of poultry is prohibited in these areas where strict sanitary measures must be observed.

Status in wildlife

In wildlife, a sign that the H5N8 virus is circulating, 13 cases have been recorded in animals found dead: barn geese (Morbihan and Loire-Atlantique); swans (Meurthe-et-Moselle, Loire and Allier); greylag goose (Bouches-du-Rh?ne); hawk and gull (Haute-Corse), seagull (Landes), shelduck duck (Calvados), red knot (Manche), sparrows (Ardennes).
A temporary control zone (ZCT) has been set up around the places where corpses are found: confinement of poultry and captive birds, compliance with biosecurity measures, ban on the movement of poultry and gatherings (fairs, etc.).
Measures in force throughout the national metropolitan territory

As a reminder, the entire national metropolitan territory has been classified as a “high” risk level with regard to avian influenza since November 17, 2020.

The following measures apply to all the departments of France and of Corsica :

• confinement or protection of poultry farms by a net with reduction of outdoor routes for animals;
• ban on assembling birds (examples: competitions, fairs or exhibitions);
• a ban on involving birds originating from these departments in organized gatherings;
• ban on the use and transport of decoys for waterfowl hunting.

Vigilance remains imperative to prevent the spread of the virus. The biosecurity measures to be respected by professionals as well as by individuals (backyard) can be consulted at this address:

• https://agriculture.gouv.fr/influenza-aviaire-les-mesures-de-biosecurite-pour-les-operateurs-professionnels

https://agriculture.gouv.fr/influenza-aviaire-le-point-sur-la-situation-en-france

 

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Avian influenza: the H5N8 viruses isolated in France from poultry since the start of the epizootic do not present a risk of transmission to humans

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ANIMAL HEALTH
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PUBLIC HEALTH
HEALTH

Pascal Xicluna / agriculture.gouv.fr


02/20/2021



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A first case of transmission to humans of an H5N8 avian influenza virus raging in Russia was reported today by Russia to the World Health Organization (WHO). Seven employees working on a farm in southern Russia were said to have been contaminated through contact with poultry, without human-to-human transmission having been demonstrated.



The ministers in charge of Agriculture and Health wish to recall the measures put in place in France to monitor and manage the avian influenza epizootic.
The avian influenza epizootic which has raged in France and in particular in the South-West, since December 2020 (466 outbreaks detected to date) is the subject of continuous monitoring by ANSES in connection with the services of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. To date, 130 complete viral sequences have thus been obtained. None of the analyzes carried out by ANSES showed any properties giving rise to fear of a risk of transmission to humans of the avian influenza virus present in poultry in France.
The ANSES teams are studying the information with the greatest attention, in particular the sequencing of the virus detected in infected persons and their comparison with the viruses circulating in poultry in France. The results of the comparison of the sequences of the Russian virus and the viruses circulating in our territory will be communicated as soon as possible.
Sant? Publique France, in charge of human surveillance, and the National Reference Center for respiratory viruses including influenza, were also contacted to jointly conduct this risk analysis.

For several weeks the epizootic has experienced a marked slowdown in France. The preventive slaughter strategy that has been carried out has shown its effectiveness in stopping the progression of the virus in farms. These depopulations resulted in the slaughter of around 3 million poultry (mainly palmipeds) and this depopulation strategy will continue to be applied to any new suspicion in the southwest to curb any risk of dissemination as quickly as possible. virus.

The risk of contamination of poultry by wildlife nevertheless remains high throughout the country. The Minister of Agriculture and Food, Julien Denormandie insists on the need to scrupulously apply biosecurity measures to avoid the introduction of the avian influenza virus in breeding and backyard.


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A new outbreak of bird flu in eastern Gers, 5,000 animals slaughtered

Wednesday March 24, 2021 at 5:12 PM - By Manon Klein , France Bleu Occitanie
Gers

Avian flu is still active in the Gers. A new outbreak was detected in the east of the department, near Auch; 5000 animals were slaughtered.

We thought the epidemic was almost over, obviously it is gaining new territories in the Gers: an outbreak of bird flu was detected last weekend in a farm in Castelnau-Barbarens, near Auch. The 5,000 ducks and poultry from this farm were slaughtered. As always, a security perimeter is set up; but this is an area that is relatively sparse in breeding. Since the start of this avian flu episode, 65 outbreaks have been detected in the Gers.

The epidemic is spreading
This may worry the Gers breeders, which until now the outbreaks of avian flu were mostly "contained" in the west of the department , on the border with the Landes. They are now also found in the south and east of the Gers.

Consequence of the new outbreak detected in Castelnau-Barbarens: the Saramon slaughterhouse is shut down until further notice because it is located in the same sector.

https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/agri...ers-1616602159

 

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PRESS RELEASE
Annecy, April 14, 2021

Avian influenza
an outbreak detected in a private individual's backyard

An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza type H5N8 was confirmed in Haute-Savoie on the
commune of Messery. This is the first outbreak on the department.

The prefecture on April 13 ordered the euthanasia of all the birds in the farmyard and ordered
epidemiological investigations to identify, if possible, the source of the contamination.

To prevent any risk of spreading the avian influenza virus, the temporary control area set up
since April 9 around the breeding, gave way on April 13 to a protection zone (3 km around the outbreak) and
to a surveillance zone (10 km around the home), in accordance with the regulations. In order to control the risk
spread of the virus, the movement of poultry is prohibited in these areas where sanitary measures
strict must be observed. Given the situation of the household close to the border, the authorities
Swiss veterinarians have been informed.

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https://www.haute-savoie.gouv.fr/con...ute-Savoie.pdf

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Meurthe-et-Moselle: two falcons victims of bird flu in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port

Friday May 7, 2021 at 4:17 PM - By Nathalie Broutin , Isabelle Baudriller , France Bleu Sud Lorraine
Meurthe-et-Moselle

Two young birds, found in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port were indeed infected with the avian influenza virus H5N8, confirms the prefecture this Friday, May 7. Thirteen municipalities around the discovery of the corpses are affected by a temporary control order.

Since mid-November and the arrival of the avian flu epidemic in France, Meurthe-et-Moselle had so far recorded only one suspicion of the virus. On November 28 and 30, swans were found dead in Frambois in Lun?villois.

In a press release, the prefecture indicates " like several European countries, France has been facing an episode of highly pathogenic avian influenza since mid-November. The situation has now stabilized in several affected areas in the South-West but some new ones. outbreaks are still detected. This H5N8 virus, not transmissible to humans, circulates in wildlife in Europe through migratory birds ".

Today, the cases are confirmed by the prefecture: two falcons found dead in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port.

" To prevent any risk of dissemination ", Arnaud Cochet, prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle, issues an order determining a temporary control zone around the place of discovery of the corpses. Thirteen municipalities are concerned:

ART-SUR-MEURTHE, BUISSONCOURT, COYVILLER, DOMBASLE-SUR-MEURTHE, HARAUCOURT, LANEUVEVILLE-DEVANT-NANCY, LENONCOURT, MANONCOURT-EN-VERMOIS, ROSI?RES-AUXSALOMM, SAINT-NICOLAS-VILLE-DE-PORT, EN-VERMOIS

In these thirteen municipalities, a certain number of strict sanitary measures must be observed:
Movements of poultry and captive birds are prohibited within this regulated perimeter.
All the owners of birds, whether they are farmers or private individuals, must declare their backyard to their town hall.
Biosecurity measures must be strictly observed to avoid the contamination of their animals by wild birds, especially in low private yards, to stem the spread of the virus: sheltering (in closed buildings or under netting) of poultry , vigilance and monitoring of mortality, and alert to its veterinarian or the Departmental Directorate for the Protection of the Populations in the event of mortality and abnormal clinical signs.

" The implementation of these measures ", further specifies the refecture of Meurthe-et-Moselle, " is an essential condition to limit the spread of the virus. As a reminder, the avian influenza virus (H5N8) exclusively affects birds; it is not transmissible to humans, who can safely consume poultry meat, eggs and more generally any poultry-based food product . "


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Avian influenza: France raises the level of risk on its territory in the face of the progression of the infection in Europe

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AVIAN INFLUENZA
ANIMAL HEALTH

Cheick Saidou / agriculture.gouv.fr


09/10/2021



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The epidemiological situation with respect to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is worrying: since August 1, 25 cases have been detected in wildlife and other captive birds in Europe. Since September 2, two H5N8 cases have been reported in Belgium, one in an ornamental bird trader; the other at an individual. Luxembourg has also declared a case in an individual, directly related to the sales made by the aforementioned Belgian trader.

In addition, in France, the national reference laboratory of ANSES confirmed on September 9 an H5N8 outbreak in a private owner of poultry (ducks, chickens, turkeys, pigeons) in the Ardennes department. All the animals were euthanized on September 8, early, to prevent the spread of the virus, and protection and surveillance zones were immediately put in place around the outbreak.

This case does not call into question the status recovered by France on September 2 as an “influenza-free country”.

In view of these developments and taking into account the probable persistence of the virus in wildlife (migratory and residential), the Minister of Agriculture and Food has decided to raise the level of risk from "negligible" to " moderate ” throughout the metropolitan area. This decision was taken after informing the poultry industry professionals and the National Federation of Hunters. Julien Denormandie calls for strict compliance with biosecurity measures and increased surveillance on the part of professional actors, individuals who keep birds and hunters.

As a result, preventive measures are made mandatory from September 10 in municipalities located in so-called special risk areas (ZRP), that is to say sheltering wetlands frequented by migratory birds. The list of municipalities concerned is defined by the ministerial decree of March 16, 2016 .

The measures that apply are as follows:

• sheltering poultry;
• ban on the gathering of birds (for competitions for example);
• a ban on the participation of birds originating from ZRP in gatherings organized in the rest of the territory;
• limited authorizations for the transport and introduction into the natural environment of game birds and the use of decoys;
• ban on racing pigeon competitions;
• compulsory vaccination in zoos for birds that cannot be confined or protected under netting.

These measurements are accompanied by daily clinical monitoring in all farms (commercial and non-commercial).

In this context, the rapid and complete implementation of the roadmap signed on July 8 between the State and professionals to avoid a new epizootic is essential. It will make it possible to better protect farms in the face of the “influenza” risk via the various measures it entails: reinforced obligation to shelter poultry in the event of increasing risk; implementation of stricter prevention (biosecurity) rules; reduction in the densities of palmipeds in the southwest, management of game movements and callers to limit contact with wildlife, etc.

The 2021 avian influenza roadmap can be viewed here .

The new applicable rules will enter into force very soon.

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Avian influenza: France raises the level of risk on its territory in the face of the progression of the infection in Europe (PDF, 415.55 KB)
Press contacts

Julien Denormandie's press service
Tel: 01 49 55 59 74
cab-presse.agriculture@agriculture.gouv.fr
Ministry press service
Tel: 01 49 55 60 11
ministere.presse@agriculture.gouv.fr



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Immediate notification
Highly pathogenic influenza A viruses (Inf. with)(non-poultry including wild birds)(2017-), France
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COUNTRY OR ZONE
ZONE

DISEASE
Highly pathogenic influenza A viruses (Inf. with)(non-poultry including wild birds)(2017-)

STARTED ON
03-09-2021

ANIMAL TYPE
TERRESTRIAL

GENOTYPE/ SEROTYPE/ SUBTYPE
H5N8

CONFIRMED ON
08-09-2021

REASON
Recurrence

CAUSAL AGENT
Highly pathogenic avian influenza virus

ENDED ON
-

DISEASE CATEGORY
OIE-listed

REPORTED ON
11-09-2021

LAST OCCURRENCE

07-07-2021
Epidemiology
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SOURCE OF EVENT OR ORIGIN OF INFECTION
- Contact with wild species

- Unknown or inconclusive


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL COMMENTS
identification of a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus strain H5N8, belonging to clade 2.3.4.4.b, with a different cleavage site from the viruses circulating in France in 2020-2021.
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Outbreaks
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ob_90686 - VANDY
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OUTBREAK REFERENCE
IA-2021-1796

STARTED ON
04-09-2021

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL UNIT
Backyard

DETAILED CHARACTERISATION
-

NUMBER OF OUTBREAKS
-

ENDED ON
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AFFECTED POPULATION DESCRIPTION
A private individual kept various species of birds (Gallus sp, Anas sp, Columba sp, Coturnix sp, Streptopelia sp and Meleagris sp) for private use. The animals were kept in the open air and had contact with free wild birds.

APPROXIMATE LOCATION
VANDY

FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION
Grand Est

SECOND ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION
Ardennes

THIRD ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION
Vouziers

GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES
Lat : 49.435485

Long : 4.707891


SPECIES MEASURING UNIT SUSCEPTIBLE CASES DEATHS KILLED AND DISPOSED OF SLAUGHTERED/KILLED FOR COMMERCIAL USE VACCINATED
Egyptian Goose (Alopochen aegyptiaca):Anatidae-Anseriformes NEW Animal 6 6 0 6 0 0
TOTAL Animal 6 6 0 6 0 0
Birds NEW Animal 592 592 46 546 0 0
TOTAL Animal 592 592 46 546 0 0
- NEW Animal 598 598 46 552 0 0
TOTAL Animal 598 598 46 552 0 0
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