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Al-Shatti optimistic that the emergence of new cases since the last 21:
Close to the Kuwait Declaration free of avian flu
12 / 05 / 2007 Majed Kind wrote:
A spokesman for the joint committee to combat avian flu d. Ahmed Al-Shatti not detect any new cases of infection among birds since last April 21.
He added Shatti Exclusively for 'Qabas' failure to detect any new cases of random samples taken from birds through field visits, in addition to high temperature in the country, are encouraging signs and help announcement that Kuwait free of avian influenza, according to the recommendations of the World Health Organization and the Organization for Animal Health, which requires passage 6 to at least 12 weeks of the announcement of the latest case was discovered infected with the avian-flu.
He added Shatti saying 'We are optimistic that the situation be reviewed during the two to three weeks to assess the future and the various factors influencing the probability of detecting any new cases of infection among birds and accordingly will be announced after assessing the situation and fully conform with international requirements.
Shatti stressed that the spraying and cleansing in the poultry farms are still going on, in addition to the random sampling of birds and poultry during field visits to those farms.
http://www.alqabas.com.kw/Final/NewspaperWebsite/NewspaperPublic/ArticlePage.aspx?ArticleID=273930
Al-Shatti optimistic that the emergence of new cases since the last 21:
Close to the Kuwait Declaration free of avian flu
12 / 05 / 2007 Majed Kind wrote:
A spokesman for the joint committee to combat avian flu d. Ahmed Al-Shatti not detect any new cases of infection among birds since last April 21.
He added Shatti Exclusively for 'Qabas' failure to detect any new cases of random samples taken from birds through field visits, in addition to high temperature in the country, are encouraging signs and help announcement that Kuwait free of avian influenza, according to the recommendations of the World Health Organization and the Organization for Animal Health, which requires passage 6 to at least 12 weeks of the announcement of the latest case was discovered infected with the avian-flu.
He added Shatti saying 'We are optimistic that the situation be reviewed during the two to three weeks to assess the future and the various factors influencing the probability of detecting any new cases of infection among birds and accordingly will be announced after assessing the situation and fully conform with international requirements.
Shatti stressed that the spraying and cleansing in the poultry farms are still going on, in addition to the random sampling of birds and poultry during field visits to those farms.
http://www.alqabas.com.kw/Final/NewspaperWebsite/NewspaperPublic/ArticlePage.aspx?ArticleID=273930
