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THE avian influenza strikes a herd of Ferrara: 128thousand laying hens break down struck a herd of laying hens with avian influenza virus. The analyzes were made by the National Center of reference of Padua: this is a strain to high virulence of type H7. The herd struck, composed of 128thousand chickens in Ostellato (Ferrara).
Re: High pathogenic bird flu H7 in poultry farm in Ferrara (Italy)
[Source: Emilia-Romagna Region, Department of Agriculture, full page in Italian: (LINK). Extracts, translated.]
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A/H7 – Control Measures to be undertaken in Emilia-Romagna Region territory
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The President:
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having acknowledged that:
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Forlì province department laboratory results indicating the isolation of an avian influenza virus, subtype H7, from samples collected from layer hens in a Ostellato (Ferrara Provice) premise, Cod. 017FE030, and after the subsequent diagnosis confirmation by national reference laboratory, indicating the highly pathogenic nature of the strain;
Taken into account:
the Veterinary service of the Ferrara Local Health Agency (ASL) and Emilia-Romagna Region Veterinary Health Department epidemiological reports about the premise at the centre of this avian influenza virus epizootic;
the national epidemiological situation, acknowledging that since several months in Italy there were not new avian influenza poultry oubtreaks;
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ORDERS
1) the establishment of:
a protection zone of 3Km radius around the infected premises in the Ostellato municipality (Ferrara province);
a surveillance zone of 10Km radius around the infected premises, including the territory of the Migliarino, Migliaro and Portomaggiore municipalities;
Information received on 15/08/2013 from Prof. Dr Romano Marabelli, Chief Veterinary Officer, Department for Veterinary Public Health, Food Safety and Collegial Bodies for Health Protection, Ministry of Health, Rome, Italy
Summary
Report type Immediate notification
Date of start of the event 10/08/2013
Date of pre-confirmation of the event 14/08/2013
Report date 15/08/2013
Date submitted to OIE 15/08/2013
Reason for notification Reoccurrence of a listed disease
Re: High pathogenic bird flu H7 in poultry farm in Ferrara (Italy)
[Source: Emilia-Romagna Region, full page in Italian: (LINK). Portion translated, edited.]
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A/H7N7, Emilia-Romagna Region, Control Measures, update
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The President: .. .
taken into account that:
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the laboratory results from Agriculture Department of Forl? confirmed the isolation of a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus subtype H7 from samples collected from dead layer hens at a poultry farm located in the municipality of Ostellato (FE), firm code. 017FE030, and the subsequent confirmation by the National Reference Laboratory of the isolation of a highly pathogenic avian influenza subtype H7N7 (HPAI).