ProMED: Unconfirmed reports of H5N1 in poultry in Iran

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Archive Number 20110410.1138
Published Date 10-ABR-2011
Subject PRO/AH/EDR> Avian influenza (34): Iran, susp. RFI

AVIAN INFLUENZA (34): IRAN, SUSPECTED, REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
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Date: Sun 10 Apr 2011
From: A source in the Hashtgerd area, Iran, preferring to remain
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I want to inform you that avian influenza H5N1 has been found in 4
cities in Iran. The government has killed a [large number] of poultry
(broilers, layers and breeding hens) during the recent 50 days. This
has led to an increase in the price of broilers and eggs.

 

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Archive Number 20110415.1181
Published Date 15-APR-2011
Subject PRO/AH> Avian influenza (39): Iran, susp, RFI

AVIAN INFLUENZA (39): IRAN, SUSPECTED, REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
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Date: Fri 15 Apr 2011
From a source in the Hashtgerd area, Iran, who prefers to remain
unnamed [edited]


Further to ProMED-mail Avian influenza (34): Iran, susp. RFI
20110410.1138, the source in Iran has kindly provided the following
replies to mailed questions:

Q. Where exactly are outbreaks located?
A. Cases are located in Qazvin, Karaj, Abyek, and more.
Q.. Where have the 1st outbreaks been diagnosed?
A. Abyek near Qazvin city, and then Hashtgerd.
Q. Is infection widespread or are the cases located in a confined
area?
A. Infection is very widely spread. Mortality seems to be at various
rates, sometimes surprisingly slowly increasing within flocks.
Q. Is H5N1 vaccine applied in Iran?
A. No; the only AI [avian influenza] animal vaccine applied in Iran
is H9N2 (at the age of 22 weeks).Q. Do farmers get compensation from the government?
A. Yes.
Q. What measures are taken by the Veterinary Services to contain the
disease?
A. No details available.

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Communicated by:
Nati Elkin
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[Additional information on the AI situation in Iran, hopefully also
from official sources, is anticipated.

According to OIE's WAHID interface, no semi-annual or annual animal
health reports have been submitted from Iran for the years 2009 and
2010.

A regular reporting record is required from all OIE member countries.
Such reporting is conditional for the inclusion of a country in lists
of countries officially recognised as free of OIE-listed diseases. At
present, 4 diseases are included in this recognition procedure: CBPP
(contagious bovine pleuropneumonia), FMD (foot-and-mouth disease),
rinderpest, and BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy). - Mod.AS]

 

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Re: ProMED: Unconfirmed reports of H5N1 in poultry in Iran

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Looks like high egg prices are driving the government to import eggs to keep prices stable.


Price of eggs (Habibi - 11 Persian date Esfand 1389) Gregorian Calender = March 2, 2011 (S.) <small>

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