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<!--[ Left Content Start ]-->More than forty-thousand turkeys were set to be slaughtered Tuesday at Kibbutz Rosh Tsurim in Gush Etzion after the deadly bird flu virus was discovered in one of the coops, Israel Radio reported.
Veterinary Doctor Michelle Blaish confirmed that the extermination will not be carried out in other chicken coops on the kibbutz because no abnormal activity was reported outside the one coop. :tiphat:http://www.jpost.com/Headlines/Article.aspx?id=211233
Re: Israel-40,000 turkeys to be slaughtered due to bird flu risk
Due to bird flu death .. 40 thousand turkeys Batsion
08/03/2011 11:26:00
Nablus TV - executed by the Israeli authorities in the Etzion settlement between Bethlehem and Hebron on Tuesday, more than 40 thousand turkey "turkey" because of the discovery of bird flu H5N1 ""
Dr. Mohammed Rizk Bethlehem health director: "We must cull the birds in a radius of 3 kilometers, making prevention a radius of 10 kilometers from the epicenter of discovery" status of any settlement Atsoin. "
The livelihood: "that all the competent authorities Palestinian action will be taken which requires the protection of the homeland and the citizen", continuing: "We have had Tertiaptna with the customs police and security forces to tighten controls on the entry and exit of goods and special" turkey ", especially to and from Bethlehem and Hebron for fear of smuggling of Almntaqp Israeli to us. "
And on the tips Health Directorate of the citizens said: "so far did not show any effects ... and the decision will be implemented as of today, and advice should take traders and citizens to beware of diseased birds, which are showing fatigue or be birds is normal and that there are fluids out of her mouth or that show any signs of disease. "
As far as regards the ban on birds, especially the "turkey," said: "We will not ban on birds, especially the" turkey, "but if it appears there is a flaw in this regard and we reached the stage we can not control the situation."
:tiphat:http://www.nablustv.net/internal.asp?page=details&newsID=73111&cat=14
Re: Israel-40,000 turkeys to be slaughtered due to bird flu risk
The execution of 40,000 turkeys in the settlement west of Bethlehem because of the discovery of bird flu Tuesday, March 8 2011 Jerusalem - from Najib Farrag - Israeli source said it was Tuesday morning Aaadan more than 40 thousand turkeys after the discovery of the deadly strain of the virus that causes bird flu in a serf, in the settlement, "Roche Tzurim" based compounds God Etzion settlement built on land west Bethlehem.
This was expressed Palestinian citizens living in villages adjacent to the pool for fear that the diseases are transmitted to their surroundings, especially since these settlements and private farms and animals of all kinds Chakilha Almsttnon Bmlasqp hosted by the Arab villages and houses were deliberate.
:tiphat:http://www.alquds.com/node/333449
Turkey Coop Reports Bird Flu South of Bethlehem
08.03.11 - 12:23
Bethlehem ? Munjid Jaddo ? PNN/Exclusive - Israeli sources said on Tuesday morning that a turkey coop in the Israeli settlement of Rosh Tzurim, in Gush Etzion settlement bloc south of Bethlehem, reported an outbreak of avian influenza...