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Saudi Arabia - 11 reported H5N8 avian flu outbreaks - Riyadh and Eastern provinces - January 6, 2018

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
New cases of bird flu (H5N8) 11



19/04/1439



The ministry continues to work with the relevant authorities to contain the outbreak of highly pathogenic avian flu (H5N8). The number of new confirmed laboratory cases among the birds during the last 24 hours in the Kingdom (11), five in Al-Ahsa governorate, While the remaining two were distributed in each of Al-Kharj and Bani Tamim governorates for one each, all of which were registered as traditional poultry breeding grounds.

On the ground, the veterinary teams in Al-Kharj and Al-Kharj governorates continued their safe disposal of three previously reported poultry production projects and the implementation of the emergency plan for the disease on those projects and the surrounding areas.

While the field veterinary teams in the provinces of Al-Kharj, Huraila, Al-Ahrama, Al-Ahsa, Buraydah, Al-Bukairiya, Al-Dawadmi and Hawatah Bani Tamim are conducting safe disposal procedures for infected birds in a number of traditional breeding habitats in the vicinity of the areas where the infection was detected and declared and implementing and updating the emergency plan at those sites.

On the side of laboratory diagnosis, the Ministry's veterinary laboratories have received 2541 samples to examine the disease. All samples were collected on the basis of citizens' reports and epidemiological procedures in the vicinity of infected and non-infected areas to detect any new outbreaks early in the Kingdom. Different.

In order to implement the procedures of banning the movement of poultry between the regions except with the permission of the ministry, the field veterinary control teams in cooperation with the security forces in Taif province destroyed a total of 1008 chickens with all the cages used to transport them. These missions were set out from Riyadh to Makkah Without a permit from the Ministry. Violators of the ban will be punished with a fine of up to SR 1 million, imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years, and suspension or cancellation of the license for productive projects as stated in Articles 51 and 52 of the Executive Regulations of the Livestock Law issued by Decree Royal Decree No. M / 13 dated 10/3 / 1424H.

The Ministry indicated that the toll free number (8002470000) is available 24 hours a day to answer queries, provide guidance to bird breeders in ways that protect them against disease, and receive reports of suspected cases of individuals or productive projects. The number of reports received during the twenty four The total number of inquiries and queries reached (1085), since the beginning of the discovery of the disease.

- In the veterinary awareness and guidance sector, the Ministry continues its efforts to raise awareness of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N8) in markets and communities in all regions of the Kingdom.








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