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Veterinary officials declared suspicion of an outbreak of avian flu, Thursday, in a poultry coop in the community of Shalva, next to the southern-central city of Kiryat-Gat. Eleven thousand turkeys are housed in three structures at the site...
Tens of Thousands of Turkeys Destroyed in Israel
(Sunday, March 11th, 2012)
Fearing the outbreak of bird flu in Moshav Shalva near Kiryat Malachi, Israel?s veterinary officials gave the order to destroy tens of thousands of turkeys. In addition, a quarantine was placed on that community along with surrounding communities to prevent the spread of the illness which would be devastating for the local poultry market as well as posing health concerns.
Health officials have vaccinated 50 people as well as ordering the elimination of 50,000 birds. 11,000 turkeys were destroyed in Shalva and 40,000 turkeys were destroyed in Cholit, located near Kerem Shalom in the south...
Bird Flu Outbreaks in Israel Kill 10,500 Turkeys, Officials Say
By Jason Gale - Mar 12, 2012 7:17 PM ET
Bird flu killed about 10,500 turkeys on two farms in western Israel, the first outbreaks of the deadly H5N1 strain in the country in 11 months, veterinary officials said.
The virus threatens 51,000 8-week and 12-week-old Turkeys on the farms in Hadarom, said Nadav Galon, Israel?s director of veterinary services and animal health, in a March 9 report to the World Organization for Animal Health in Paris...
Bird flu outbreak surprises Agriculture Ministry
Moshav Shalva and Kibbutz Hulit in southern Israel have been hit with bird flu.
13 March 12 10:54, Moshe Lichtman
Senior Ministry of Agriculture officials admit that the outbreak of bird flu last week at Moshav Shalva and Kibbutz Hulit in southern Israel has found that the ministry is unprepared to deal with the disease on a massive scale, and that it is necessary to urgently replace equipment. The destruction of birds infected with bird flu requires extreme caution due to concern that the people who are involved could contract the potentially lethal strain of the disease. In an emergency meeting on Sunday, the Ministry of Agriculture considered the option of urgently flying in the poison foam used to destroy the infected birds from the US...
