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Testing of migratory birds in Qatar...
Google-translated from Arabic:
Municipal begin surveying the beaches and islands today to ensure that they are free from avian flu
May 1, 2007
Majdi Saleh wrote: Dr. Qasim Al-Qahtani director of the Department of Livestock Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture Department would tomorrow, Wednesday, the formation of integrated medical team specializing avian survey all the beaches and islands in the country in coordination with the Supreme Council for Environment and natural reserves will continue to work in his team for three days.
The Dr. Al-Qahtani said that the purpose of coordination with the environment comes to emphasize the non-aggression on fishing laws and ensure the free migratory birds from avian influenza disease.
The director of the Department of Livestock: that there is a comprehensive ban on the entry of live birds from all countries of the world since 2005 after it appeared bird flu pandemic.
That ban is still in effect until now, except where they are embarrassed to take tough action during enter the country by giving electronic segments and specific figures for each bird.
That ban includes all types of pet birds.
He added: that the public scrutiny continues to control any infection or B and that there is a survey of all the stores sell pet birds.
The continuous monitoring centers in preparing daily reports and had been set up emergency room work over 24 hours for this purpose.
Dr. Al-Qahtani stressed that the ban on importation of birds each from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait continues to exist because the risk of infection is still present, especially as Saudi Arabia is the second largest supplier of fresh and frozen chickens in the country.
Now the company, the Arab country to meet the needs of the poultry market.
Dr Al-Qahtani: that the tests carried out by the Department of Livestock over the past three days was an opportunity to take all precautions to be taken towards any threat to poultry wealth in the country.
http://www.raya.com/site/topics/art...=245821&version=1&template_id=20&parent_id=19
Google-translated from Arabic:
Municipal begin surveying the beaches and islands today to ensure that they are free from avian flu
May 1, 2007
Majdi Saleh wrote: Dr. Qasim Al-Qahtani director of the Department of Livestock Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture Department would tomorrow, Wednesday, the formation of integrated medical team specializing avian survey all the beaches and islands in the country in coordination with the Supreme Council for Environment and natural reserves will continue to work in his team for three days.
The Dr. Al-Qahtani said that the purpose of coordination with the environment comes to emphasize the non-aggression on fishing laws and ensure the free migratory birds from avian influenza disease.
The director of the Department of Livestock: that there is a comprehensive ban on the entry of live birds from all countries of the world since 2005 after it appeared bird flu pandemic.
That ban is still in effect until now, except where they are embarrassed to take tough action during enter the country by giving electronic segments and specific figures for each bird.
That ban includes all types of pet birds.
He added: that the public scrutiny continues to control any infection or B and that there is a survey of all the stores sell pet birds.
The continuous monitoring centers in preparing daily reports and had been set up emergency room work over 24 hours for this purpose.
Dr. Al-Qahtani stressed that the ban on importation of birds each from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait continues to exist because the risk of infection is still present, especially as Saudi Arabia is the second largest supplier of fresh and frozen chickens in the country.
Now the company, the Arab country to meet the needs of the poultry market.
Dr Al-Qahtani: that the tests carried out by the Department of Livestock over the past three days was an opportunity to take all precautions to be taken towards any threat to poultry wealth in the country.
http://www.raya.com/site/topics/art...=245821&version=1&template_id=20&parent_id=19