Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5N8 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

[Gert van der Hoek]

Now, avian influenza in Kamperveen

Friday, November 21, 2014, 10:44 pm

A new infection with bird flu has been detected in Kamperveen. It is a farm with 10,000 broiler breeders.

Details of this third infection within a week are not known yet. However, it is learned it is not a farm with free range chickens.

It is a severe form of bird flu with many deaths among the chickens.


Nieuwe Oogst

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

From Government website.

Bird flu in Kamperveen


News | 21-11-2014

In Kamperveen (Overijssel) in a poultry farm with a total of around 10,000 animals bird flu (avian influenza, AI) has been detected. The chickens are to be culled as soon as possible. This is based on European rules. The depopulation is by the Dutch Food and Consumer Authority (NVWA).

It is an infection to an H5 strain of bird flu. It is not yet clear whether it is a low pathogenic or a highly pathogenic variant. Further analysis by the CVI must determine this. It is expected that the results of this analysis are available today. This writes Dijksma Minister of Economic Affairs in a letter to the Lower House.

A 10 km zone established around the company Kamperveen. Within this area are 34 other poultry farms. These companies are sampled and tested for bird flu.

Rijksoverheid

Note: reportedly many chickens died, this could indicate a HP strain.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

Bird flu in two more farms in Kamperveen

News | 21-11-2014

In the area with a radius of 1 km around the infected holding in Kamperveen the NVWA found at clinical signs found matching bird flu in a farm. The type of bird flu has not yet been known.

For that reason it was decided to cull the poultry in all 3 farms in the 1km zone as a precaution. The culling will take place this afternoon.

Central Government



Reportedly the 4th positive farm is a neighbouring farm, with 15,000 ducks; also a 5th farm is involved.

source: Nieuwe Oogst

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[gsgs]

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

searching for a news-site with maps:
http://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2014/11/21/derde-geval-van-vogelgriep-nu-in-oosten-van-het-land/
English: https://translate.google.com/transl...elgriep-nu-in-oosten-van-het-land/&edit-text=

Ook een derde bedrijf, dat op één kilometer afstand ligt, wordt geruimd. A third company,
which is one kilometer away, is cleared. De NOS meldt dat dit uit voorzorg gebeurt.
The NOS reports that this happens as a precaution.

34 companies in the 10km-area

The avian influenza is not due to wild birds, says animal welfare organization
Compassion in World Farming (CIWF).

the companies affected in the Netherlands have no exit to the outside.
The animals are always in.


do we have a map of infected farms in Korea, Jan.2014 ?


will someone please examine, what birds (if any) can smell poultry-farms ?!


wind direction Deelen (nearest airport)
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/histGraphAll?day=22&year=2014&month=11&ID=EHDL&type=1&width=614


http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=18415&d=1416582019

3 locations, 3 times ~5km SE of a lake --> the wind blows towards the lake
wind switched to East ~5 days ago

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Netherlands - 3rd High Pathogenic H5N8 Outbreak of Avian Influenza - Overijssel Province

11 22 2014


Bird flu Kamperveen: HP H5N8 confirmed

Research has determined that the bird flu in the
broiler parent farm in Kamperveen is the highly pathogenic H5N8 type.

This strain was also found in the farms in Hekendorp and Ter Aar.

source: Central Government