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India - 1 or 2 persons initially diagnosed with H5N1 avian flu - confirming tests pending, H5N1 chickens in area, Puri district, Odisha - August 28, 2

[FONT=__Noto_Sans_4cce57]Bird Flu Confusion: Health Department Clarifies Whether Human Is Infected, Says Public Health Director - Bird Flu Detected In Human Case[/FONT]

[FONT=__Noto_Sans_4cce57]By [/FONT]ETV Bharat Odisha Team
Published : 4 hours ago

Bhubaneswar:[FONT=__Noto_Sans_4cce57] Bird flu outbreak in humans. The health department issued a clarification. Director of Public Health said that there is no clarity about bird flu in human body. Director of Public Health Nilgok Mishra said, "Blood samples have been collected from the person who showed symptoms in Puri. The report has been sent to RMRC. After the preliminary test, it has been sent again. The report will come after 7 days. The sample was collected after the person showed cold symptoms. [/FONT][FONT=__Noto_Sans_4cce57]Now he is Those who have been in contact will also have their samples collected.[/FONT]


[FONT=__Noto_Sans_4cce57]"Inform if birds or chickens die,"
he added. We will talk to the minister's office about the flu. But there is no misunderstanding. If any bird or chicken dies in your area, inform the health department immediately.
Bird flu scare:
Bird flu scare in Puri district. After the detection of bird flu virus in Pipili and Satavast, there is a fear of Kokoa among the people. Common people are concerned about the risk of bird flu virus infection. Puri district administration is taking extensive measures to prevent the spread of bird flu virus. A total of 14 thousand 25 including 14 thousand 21 broiler chickens, 2 native chickens and 2 chickens have died in Pipili in the last 4 days. The administration has deployed 42 aspirants within 3 km of the infected detection area. Even today, on the fifth day, the chicken killing campaign is going on. 8 teams are involved in this. A team is continuing to search farms and homes in the infected area to see if there are any more chickens. Pipili Veterinarian Alok Mishra informed that it will be killed if it is found.
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[FONT=__Noto_Sans_4cce57]Rapid Response Team Fever:
Rapid Response Team (RAT) has been involved in Kukudamra campaign. Two of their members have fallen ill. They have been kept in the isolation ward opened in Manlaspur. Their samples have been sent to Bhopal for testing. However, state health minister Mukesh Mahaling said that one person has been diagnosed with bird flu, while public health director Nilnak Mishra has clarified.
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​​​​​​https://www.etvbharat.com/or/!state...-at-mangalpur-puri-odisha-news-ors24082803118
 
:tiphat:Everybody confused yet??:surrender:

Two human cases of bird flu detected in Odisha: Minister



Amid bird flu outbreak in Odisha, two human cases of avian influenza have been detected in the state, said Minister Gokula Nanda Mallik today.

bySambad English Bureau
Updated 28 Aug 2024 14:06 IST

Bhubaneswar: Amid bird flu outbreak in Odisha, two human cases of avian influenza have been detected in the state, said Gokula Nanda Mallik, Fisheries and Animal Resources Development Minister today.

Samples from Pipili and Sakhigopal of Puri district were sent to Bhopal for testing, and the reports were positive. So far, 30,000 chickens have been culled while sanitization and other precautionary measures are being undertaken, the minister said.

He clarified that there is no restriction on consuming chicken in areas not affected by bird flu. To compensate the farmers for their losses, the department has proposed a plan to pay Rs 20 for each small chicken and Rs 70 for each large chicken. The department has also been directed to take precautionary steps to prevent the spread of bird flu.

In the areas where bird flu has been detected, restrictions have been imposed on the transportation and consumption of chickens.

However, the Public Health Department has clarified that there is no confirmed report of bird flu in humans. Samples have been collected from a person in Puri who showed symptoms, and the results are expected within seven days. Samples will also be collected from those who were in contact with the individual, the department said.
On the other hand, a team of doctors reached Durgadaspur in Pipili to take the person, who is suspected to have been infected, to the hospital. He will be taken to Mangalpur Hospital in Pipili, where he will be kept in the isolation ward.

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https://sambadenglish.com/latest-ne...ed-in-odisha-minister-6932317#google_vignette
 
[this can't be good...]

28 August 2024 11:11 AM

Moreover, prohibitory orders have been made for the transportation of chickens in the areas that have witnessed outbreak of bird flu. People in the bird flu affected areas have been advised to refrain from consuming chicken. The owners of the poultry firms and the staff working there have been asked not to sell chickens. They have been advised to bury their poultry after culling them.

https://www.deccanchronicle.com/nat...ed-bird-flu-cases-detected-in-odisha-1819724#
 
Bhubaneswar: A man, suspected of having contracted bird flu, tested negative on Wednesday, reports Ashok Pradhan. “The man’s samples tested negative. People have no reason to be apprehensive,” director of public health, Nilakantha Mishra, told TOI. The man, who was part of a culling team, had exhibited flu-like symptoms. He was placed in isolation at Mangalpur community health centre as a precautionary measure and treated with oseltamivir.
Govt has intensified surveillance and monitoring in Puri district where H5N1 was confirmed in poultry birds....
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25581306.cms
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhubaneswar/man-suspected-of-bird-flu-tests-negative/articleshow/112879568.cms
 
Fri, Aug 30
30K Birds Culled; No Human Bird Flu Suffering Detected In Odisha: Minister

excerpt:
He reasserted that no human contamination of bird flu was detected in the State. Samples sent for testing came negative, he said.
Only one person has been kept in isolation as a preventive measure. The Health Department has remained alert and there is no reason to fear, said the Minister.

https://argusenglish.in/article/odi...man-contamination-detected-in-odisha-minister
 
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5 poultry farmers quarantined in Odisha’s Kendrapara

​September 10, 2024

Amidst a widespread bird flu outbreak in Odisha, five poultry farmers from Derabisi area in Kendrapara have been placed under quarantine following the death of chickens at their farms. Health department officials have collected samples from these farmers and advised them to remain in home quarantine. This is a developing story.

At a time when bird flu is spreading its tentacles far and wide across the State, five poultry farmers have been placed under quarantine after death of chickens at their farms at Derabisi area in Kendrapara.

According to sources, Health department officials have collected samples of the farmers and directed them to be in home quarantine.

(This is a developing story. Refresh the page for updates.)
https://odishatv.in/news/odisha/bir...ers-quarantined-in-odisha-s-kendrapara-243827
 
September 10, 2024
Bird Flu Scare In Odisha: 5 Poultry Farm Workers In Kendrapada Quarantined

excerpt:

It may be noted that nearly 2,000 chickens have been in Kendrapada and the carcasses buried in deep pits lined with lime after an outbreak of avian flu was confirmed in the district.

The High Security Laboratory in Bhopal reported that 10 dead chickens from Andara and Balia panchayats tested positive for the H5N1 strain, district veterinary officials said.

https://odishabytes.com/bird-flu-scare-in-odisha-5-poultry-farm-workers-in-kendrapada-quarantined/

 
Avian flu outbreak in Odisha's Kendrapara, 2K birds culled

​September 9, 2024

KENDRAPARA: Approximately 2,000 birds were culled in the district on Sunday, and the carcasses buried in deep pits lined with lime after an outbreak of avian flu (H5N1) was confirmed.

The confirmation came after the High Security Laboratory in Bhopal reported that 10 dead chickens from Andara and Balia gram panchayats tested positive for the H5N1 strain, said additional district veterinary officer (Disease Control), Kendrapara Dr Mrutyunjay Mohanty.

Sources said, 14 Rapid Action Teams involved in the culling operations will be quarantined for 10 days.
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Residents have been advised not to consume chicken or duck for the next three months.
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Six Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) comprising 29 veterinary assistant surgeons, livestock inspectors, zilla parishad members and social workers have been deployed for surveillance.

continued: https://www.newindianexpress.com/st...utbreak-in-odishas-kendrapara-2k-birds-culled
 
[yielddude's post #36 above]

A mysterious fever has gripped Birikote village under Mohana block in Odisha’s Gajapati district, raising serious concerns among the villagers as the cause remains undetermined. The unknown disease, which people initially thought was malaria, has already affected 30-40 people, including children in the village.

The mystery illness has resulted in widespread panic in the village. The patients are showing symptoms of high fever, joint pain, severe headache, swelling of limbs, and sensation during urination. With most of the villagers hailing from the Below Poverty Line (BPL) category, they have been deprived of medical assistance and are battling for their lives at their homes.

No medical team has allegedly reached the village despite the number of cases rising every day.

“All of a sudden, I experienced a fever with severe pain in my joints. It is not just joint pain; there is pain in the fingers and body. The limbs and hands are swelling. There is a severe headache and high fever,” a patient said.


“The affected persons are high on fever. There is also severe swelling of their hands and feet with serious joint pain. Three of them were taken to the patient. But, the doctor sent us away and told us to come after three days. Those who have money went to Mohana hospital, but the poor are suffering now,” a local woman Sanjukta Singh said.

“More than 30 to 40 people have been affected by the disease. Just now, an auto-rickshaw full of people left the village for hospital,” she added.

When contacted, Prasanta Sahu, a doctor at Birikote Community Health Centre said, “They are showing symptoms of fever, knee and joint pains, sensation during urination. We tested them for Malaria, but the test was negative. I have sent the sample for the test to Mohana for examination.”

A medical team will be sent to the village for examination, he added.

 
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