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Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

Hanoi - Bird flu has killed more than 2,000 ducks and chickens in Vietnam's capital city of Hanoi, raising the number of provinces with avian influenza outbreaks this year to 10, an official said Friday. More than 2,000 ducks and chickens were found dead at a farm in Hanoi's outlying district of Soc Son between March 3 and 4, and tests Thursday showed they were positive for the H5N1 virus, according to Tran Manh Giang, head of the city's animal health department.

"Most of the poultry at the farm were ducklings and chickens under 10 days old, and had thus not been vaccinated yet," Giang said.

Giang said authorities had culled the remaining 1,660 chickens and ducks at the farm, disinfected the area, and banned the transport of poultry from the neighborhood.

"We are afraid the outbreak will expand to other farms in the district, in spite of the measures we have taken," Giang said.

Bird flu outbreaks have been detected in 10 provinces since the beginning of this year, prompting local authorities to cull tens of thousands of ducks and chickens, according to the Agriculture Ministry's Animal Health Department.

Bird flu has infected 105 people in Vietnam and killed 51 of them since it first appeared in the country in late 2003.

H5N1 mainly affects poultry and wild birds, but can infect humans who have close contact with sick fowl. Scientists fear that if it spreads unchecked, the disease could mutate into a form which could be transmitted between humans, leading to a worldwide pandemic that could kill millions.

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Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

Vietnam runs short on Tamiflu as avian influenza spreads

The stock of Tamiflu at Vietnam?s leading institute for treating bird flu is dated while the epidemic is growing increasingly out-of-control, the institute?s deputy director said at a meeting Wednesday.

Nguyen Hong Ha from the National Institute of Infectious and Tropical Diseases said the stock, which had been donated by Taiwan in 2005, was expired not only at the institute but also in several provinces such as Hai Duong and Phu Tho.

Northern provinces of Hai Duong and Phu Tho where bird flu cases have been reported recently are also running low on the medicine which serves as the sole effective treatment for human cases of avian influenza.

The Ministry of Health said it was searching for new supplies and would use medicine produced by Vietnam (Osetavimin) as a temporary replacement in the interim.

Hien said a shortage of Tamiflu would be disastrous for Vietnam, adding that ?severe bird flu outbreaks are occurring more often and an increasing amount of deaths are reported from infected people.?

The total number of H5N1 human casualties in Vietnam, with 105 cases in all, is high among the list of affected countries in the world.

The Central Hygiene Epidemic Institute reported 48 cases of acute pneumonia suspected of stemming from avian influenza this year, including four deaths, bringing the total number of deaths from the virus in Vietnam to 51 since 2003 ? the second highest figure after Indonesia​
.

The bird flu epidemic has hit nine provinces so far this year, half of which are in the north including Quang Ninh, Ninh Binh, Phu Tho, Ha Nam, and Thai Nguyen.

Tra Vinh and Vinh Long southern provinces along with Quang Binh and Quang Nam central provinces are also plagued.

In related news, Zuellig Pharma Vietnam (ZPV) has donated a stock of Tamiflu costing over VND120 million (US$7,500) to a few hospitals around the country.

Source: SGGP

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http://www.thanhniennews.com/healthy/?catid=8&newsid=36442
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Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

To update 09: 56 day 07-03-2008.
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Fowl flu epidemic appearance Hanoi.
ND- directorate fo veterinary medicine is told, day fowl flu epidemic Hatchs 6-3 specialised agencies found at a houses are ranched In x?m Endow Paint Miniver rural district Field, red flag commune, (Hanoi TP)..
ổ translating kills 2.050 fowl sons in 3.661 sons (among them have 10 age $Cardi days the duck 450 laying hen sons, muscovy partal and 300 son muscovy 1.100 partal 200 son ducks,) herd sum. for this fowl Number kick the bucket passim from borough veterinary 3, 4-3. department day who carried out total aforementioned fowl Number deadening.In addition, province Adjudged is Optical that continue fowl flu epidemic also a Hatch finding newly at a for blanket keep fowls In Paint rural district honest hamlet, Yang commune Bang, Dương. Hatch translated make 5 chicken son dying In sum totaled 46 con. Province veterinary department carried out is abrogative total fowl number is aforesaid..
Like that, province all the country existing to ripen be: Boil for a long time Quảng.
(12 day), marine that (17 day), South Think of (19 day), Adjudge Be bright, Flask Boil for a long time, Everlasting Rickety, Endow Longevity, Hanam and fowl influenzal juicy Hanoi not already via 21 day. :tiphat: http://www.nhandan.com.vn/tinbai/?top=39&sub=127&article=117068
 
Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

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AVIAN INFLUENZA - MBDS REGION (21): VIET NAM, LAOS
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A ProMED-mail post
<http://www.promedmail.org>
ProMED-mail is a program of the
International Society for Infectious Diseases
<http://www.isid.org>

In this update:
[1] Viet Nam (Hanoi)
[2] Viet Nam (Hanoi): H5N1 confirmed
[3] Laos (Luang Namtha): 4th outbreak

******
[1] Viet Nam (Hanoi)
Date: Fri 7 Mar 2008
Source: VietNamNet Bridge [edited]
<http://english.vietnamnet.vn/social/2008/03/772280/>


The Veterinary Agency on [6 Mar 2008] reported that bird flu killed
over 2000 poultries in the suburban district of Soc Son, Hanoi.

According to a report by the Hanoi Veterinary Bureau, over 2000 of
the total 3661 chickens and ducks of a family in Phu Dien village,
Hong Ky commune, Soc Son district, died because of bird flu several
days ago. The remaining poultries were culled already.

The Veterinary Bureau of the northern province of Tuyen Quang also
reported to detect one more site with bird flu in Luong Thien
village, Sam Duong commune, Son Duong district.

At present bird flu exists in 9 provinces and cities in Viet Nam,
including Quang Ninh, Hai Duong, Nam Dinh, Ninh Binh, Phu Tho, Ha
Nam, Tuyen Quang, and Hanoi in the north and Vinh Long in the south.

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Communicated by:
ProMED-MBDS
<promed-mbds@promedmail.org>

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[2] Viet Nam (Hanoi): H5N1 confirmed
Date: Fri 7 Mar 2008
Source: Bangkok Post [edited]
<http://www.bangkokpost.com/breaking_news/breakingnews.php?id=126365>


Bird flu has killed more than 2000 ducks and chickens in Viet Nam's
capital city of Hanoi, raising the number of provinces with avian
influenza outbreaks this [2008] year to 10, an official said Friday
[7 Mar 2008].

More than 2000 ducks and chickens were found dead at a farm in
Hanoi's outlying district of Soc Son between [3 Mar 2008] and [4 Mar
2008], and tests Thursday [6 Mar 2008] showed they were positive for
the H5N1 virus, according to Tran Manh Giang, head of the city's
animal health department. "Most of the poultry at the farm were
ducklings and chickens under 10 days old, and had thus not been
vaccinated yet," Giang said.

Giang said authorities had culled the remaining 1660 chickens and
ducks at the farm, disinfected the area, and banned the transport of
poultry from the neighborhood. "We are afraid the outbreak will
expand to other farms in the district, in spite of the measures we
have taken," Giang said.

Bird flu outbreaks have been detected in 10 provinces since the
beginning of this year [2008], prompting local authorities to cull
tens of thousands of ducks and chickens, according to the Agriculture
Ministry's Animal Health Department.

Bird flu has infected 105 people in Viet Nam and killed 51 of them
since it first appeared in the country in late 2003.

H5N1 mainly affects poultry and wild birds, but can infect humans who
have close contact with sick fowl. Scientists fear that if it spreads
unchecked, the disease could mutate into a form, which could be
transmitted between humans, leading to a worldwide pandemic that
could kill millions.

--
Communicated by:
ProMED-MBDS
<promed-mbds@promedmail.org>

[It seems as though the avian influenza infection in poultry is
spreading to more regions in Viet Nam according to the reports above.
At present, H5N1 activity exists in a total of 9 provinces of Viet
Nam (The 2nd newswire above mentions 10 provinces having had H5N1
outbreaks since the beginning of 2008. This includes Long An
province which was declared "H5N1-free" after having no active
outbreaks confirmed for more than 21 days). The report stated the
affected poultry had not been vaccinated before.

Tuyen Quang province reports one more H5N1 outbreak. The previous
outbreak of avian influenza in poultry occurred on 23 Jan 2008 (see
prior PRO/MBDS posting Avian influenza - MBDS region (05): Viet Nam,
Thailand 20080124.0303 below).

For maps of Viet Nam with provinces, see
<http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/middle_east_and_asia/vietnam_admin01.jpg>
and <http://www.angelfire.com/co/hongnam/vnmap.html>.

The HealthMap/ProMED-mail interactive map of Viet Nam can be accessed
at <http://healthmap.org/promed?v=14.9,108.5,5>. This map shows other
outbreaks in Viet Nam and surrounding countries that have been
reported on ProMED-mail. The postings can be directly accessed
through this map. - Mods.YMA/MPP]

******
[3] Laos (Luang Namtha): 4th outbreak
Date: Thu 6 Mar 2008
Source: Vientiane Times [edited]
<http://www.vientianetimes.org.la/Previous_056/Current/Current_Fourth bird fl.htm>


Bird flu has broken out in a 4th area of Luang Namtha province, in
Nalue village, Luang Namtha district, according to a report from
provincial authorities yesterday [5 Mar 2008].

Last month [February 2008] outbreaks of the virus occurred in 3
places in the province. The 1st was in Nam Ma village, Long district
(see PRO/MBDS Avian influenza - MBDS region (11): Laos (Luang Namtha)
20080211.0554), the 2nd in Thong Mai village, Sing district (see
Avian influenza - MBDS region (15): Laos (Luang Namtha), RFI
20080222.0719), and the 3rd in Poung village, Luang Namtha district
(see Avian influenza - MBDS region (17): Laos (Luang Namtha) 20080228.0803).

These outbreaks have since been contained, the deputy head of the
provincial Livestock and Fisheries Office, Ms Bouathong Inthongsay,
told Vientiane Times.

The Committee for Bird Flu Control in Luang Namtha province will cull
more than 700 poultry in Nalue village, after finding the H5N1 virus
in chickens on Monday [3 Mar 2008], she said.

Yesterday [5 Mar 2008] committee staff culled about 600 poultry,
according to the 1st report from the committee.

Ms Bouathong said that when the Animal Health Centre of the
Department of Livestock and Fisheries checked samples taken from dead
chickens in the village last week [week of 25 Feb 2008], all tested
positive for the H5N1 virus. The department has since informed the
provincial sections concerned, in a bid to prevent further outbreaks
of the virus.

The provincial and district committees for Bird Flu Control and the
Livestock and Fisheries Office on Tuesday [4 Mar 2008] joined with
village authorities to cull poultry, spray disinfectant, and
designate bird flu outbreak areas, said Ms Bouathong.

The Department of Livestock and Fisheries has provided LAK 12 million
[USD 1385] to provincial authorities to compensate the owners of the
birds that have been culled. They will receive 60 percent of the
market value, according to the Pathet Lao newspaper on Wednesday [5 Mar 2008].

Ms Bouathong said farmers in Sing district had received about LAK
10.6 million [USD 1223] in compensation while those in Long district
had received LAK 600 000 [USD 69]. Many more chickens had been culled
in Sing district.

There were estimated to be about 1450 poultry in Naleu village, of
which more than 200 birds died of the virus. Ms Bouathong said she
would have more information about the numbers of poultry culled each day.

The provincial authorities, the sections concerned, and national and
international agencies are working to prevent further outbreaks of
the virus and are warning farmers in nearby villages and local areas
to exercise caution when handling poultry and to report any poultry deaths.

They have also banned the sale and consumption of poultry in outbreak
areas, as well as the movement of birds in and out of these areas.

[Byline: Khamphone Syvongxay]

--
Communicated by:
ProMED-MBDS
<promed-mbds@promedmail.org>

[As mentioned in the newswire above, this is now the 4th outbreak
identified in Luang Namtha province in the past month (see prior
PRO/MBDS postings referenced below for details on the 3 previous
reported outbreaks). The strategy of providing some compensation for
the farmers for the culling of poultry serves to mitigate the
disincentive towards reporting of outbreaks for fear of economic losses.

For a map of Laos with provinces, see
<http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/middle_east_and_asia/laos_pol_2003.jpg>.
Luang Namtha province can be found in the northwest near the China,
Myanmar, Lao border.

For a map of Luang Namtha province with districts, see
<http://www.ecotourismlaos.com/images/map/namtha/namtha_bg.jpg>.

For the HealthMap/ProMED interactive map of Lao see
<http://healthmap.org/promed?v=18.5,103.8,5>. This map contains links
to recent other ProMED-mail postings in Laos and neighboring
countries. - Mod.MPP]

[see also:
Avian influenza - MBDS region (20): Viet Nam, Myanmar (OIE) 20080304.0890
Avian influenza - MBDS region (19): Viet Nam, FAO 20080303.0877
Avian influenza - MBDS Region (18): Viet Nam, FAO 20080301.0840
Avian influenza - MBDS region (17): Laos (Luang Namtha) 20080228.0803
Avian influenza - MBDS region (16): Viet Nam, FAO, OIE 20080225.0765
Avian influenza - MBDS region (15): Laos (Luang Namtha), RFI 20080222.0719
Avian influenza - MBDS region (14): Viet Nam 20080220.0678
Avian influenza - MBDS region (13): Viet Nam, Laos 20080219.0665
Avian influenza - MBDS region (12): Viet Nam, FAO 20080215.0593
Avian influenza - MBDS region (11): Laos (Luang Namtha) 20080211.0554
Avian influenza - MBDS region (09): Viet Nam, Thailand, RFI 20080202.0425
Avian influenza - MBDS region (05): Viet Nam, Thailand 20080124.0303
Avian influenza - MBDS region (04): Viet Nam, FAO 20080111.0145
Avian influenza - MBDS region (03): Viet Nam, RFI 20080109.0120
2007
----
Avian influenza - MBDS region (58): Myanmar (Shan State)20071229.4169
Avian influenza - MBDS region (57): Viet Nam (Tra Vinh), RFI 20071228.4161
Avian influenza - MBDS region (56): Viet Nam, H7N3, RFI 20071224.4127
Avian influenza - MBDS region (55): Viet Nam, RFI 20071220.4094
Avian influenza - MBDS region (54): Viet Nam, RFI 20071214.4025
Avian influenza - MBDS region (53): Myanmar (Shan) 20071204.3914
Avian influenza - MBDS region (52): Viet Nam, RFI 20071127.3832
Avian influenza - MBDS region (51): Viet Nam (Ha Nam) 20071108.3624
Avian influenza - MBDS region (50): Viet Nam, FAO 20071105.3594
Avian influenza - MBDS region (49): Viet Nam, FAO 20071031.3538
Avian influenza - MBDS region (48): Viet Nam (Cao Bang), FAO 20071026.3480
Avian influenza - MBDS Region (47): Myanmar (Bago), OIE 20071025.3465
Avian influenza - MBDS region (46): Viet Nam (Quang Tri) 20071025.3464
Avian influenza - MBDS region (45): Viet Nam (Tra Vinh) 20071012.3343
Avian influenza - MBDS region (43): poultry smuggling 20070912.3016
Avian influenza - MBDS region (42): poultry smuggling 20070911.3012
Avian influenza - MBDS region (41): Myanmar (Mon, Karen) 20070908.2961
Avian influenza - MBDS region (40): Viet Nam 20070831.2870
Avian influenza - MBDS region (39): Myanmar (Bago) 20070801.2476
Avian influenza - MBDS region (38): Myanmar (Mon) 20070730.2438
Avian influenza - MBDS region (37): Viet Nam, illegal transport 20070713.2249
Avian influenza - MBDS region (36): Viet Nam, vaccination policy 20070712.2230
Avian influenza - MBDS region (35): Viet Nam (Dien Bien, Ca Mau) 20070712.2224
Avian influenza - MBDS region (34): Viet Nam (Ca Mau), RFI 20070709.2183
Avian influenza - MBDS region (33): Viet Nam, vaccination 20070705.2136
Avian influenza - MBDS region (32): Viet Nam (Quang Ninh) 20070629.2086
Avian influenza - MBDS region (31): Viet Nam (Bac Giang) 20070619.1981
Avian influenza - MBDS region (30): Viet Nam (Cao Bang) 20070616.1963
Avian influenza - MBDS region (29): Viet Nam (Ha Tinh) 20070614.1944
Avian influenza - MBDS region (28): Myanmar 20070613.1931
Avian influenza - MBDS region (27): Viet Nam, Prevalence, RFI 20070613.1923
Avian influenza - MBDS region (26): Viet Nam (Phu Tho) 20070607.1859
Avian influenza - MBDS region (25): Viet Nam: RFI 20070607.1839
Avian influenza - MBDS region (24): Viet Nam 20070601.1774
Avian influenza - MBDS region (23): Viet Nam 20070530.1745
Avian influenza - MBDS region (22): Viet Nam 20070529.1717
Avian influenza - MBDS region (21): Viet Nam 20070525.1672
Avian influenza - MBDS region (20): Viet Nam 20070524.1657
Avian influenza - MBDS region (19): Viet Nam 20070522.1635
Avian influenza - MBDS region (18): Viet Nam, RFI 20070506.1464
Avian influenza - MBDS region (14): Myanmar 20070402.1122
Avian influenza - MBDS region (13): Viet Nam (Ca Mau) 20070331.1101
Avian influenza - MBDS region (12): Thailand, Viet Nam, collab. 20070327.1054
Avian influenza - MBDS region (11): Laos, Thailand 20070321.0996
Avian influenza - MBDS region (10): Thailand, Laos, Myanmar 20070320.0976
Avian influenza - MBDS region (07): Myanmar (Yangon) 20070314.0894
Avian influenza - MBDS region (06): Myanmar: RFI 20070311.0862
Avian influenza - MBDS region (05): Laos, Viet Nam 20070309.0836
Avian influenza - MBDS region (04): Viet Nam 20070308.0822
Avian influenza - MBDS region (03): Myanmar 20070228.0720
Avian influenza - MBDS region (02): Viet Nam 20070226.0697
Avian influenza - MBDS region: Laos, RFI 20070216.0588]
...................................yma/mpp/mj/mpp</pre>
 
Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

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</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>Some 3,700 birds were culled at a poultry farm in Soc Son District after a bird flu outbreak infected nearly two thirds of the farm’s livestock, the Hanoi Animal Health Department reported Thursday. </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top align=left>

The northern province of Tuyen Quang also reported an outbreak in Son Duong District. Northern Vietnam is seeing a massive outspread of bird flu epidemic as eight out of the 12 provinces and city hit by the epidemic nationwide are in the north, including Hai Duong, Quang Ninh, Ninh Binh, Phu Tho, Nam Dinh, Ha Nam, Tuyen Quang and Hanoi.
Central provinces include Quang Nam and Quang Binh.

The southern provinces of Tra Vinh and Vinh Long are also hit.

The southern animal health departments are strengthening control over slaughtering and trading of poultry.

They also require farmers to have their poultry vaccinated.

Vietnam is one of the most bird flu affected countries in the world, with 105 H5N1 human casualties since 2003.

Reported by Quang Duan

http://www.thanhniennews.com/healthy/?catid=8&newsid=36481


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Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

To updates 17: 29\', day 08/ 03/ 2008 (GMT+7).
13/14 rural district, TP return series environment antidotal hygienic total paries ranched 2 For enhance environment antidotal hygiene work, faced with the situation of flu epidemic fowl are relasing In lot of month inland local, from start 2-2008, Province UBND conducted fowl Organisation local gross that hygiene is antidotal, disinfect series environment 2 enter for end of the month week 2-2008, preventive inoculation simultaneity additive that kinds vắc please give fat-stock to herds, come to age $Cardied. However due to who have to determinered to labour give young harvest production ought to have 5 rural districts start hygiene sum admittance earlier March. Take day 8-3 province- wide that had 13/ 14 rural districts, borough return series antidotal hygienic total work paries 2, (Country rural district by the time fixed Prestigious that 10-3 newly start to start hygiene sum). Via series hygiene sum 2, locals hads many measures diligently, expedience such as rural district buies commune powdered lime let to ever to carry out antidotal hygiene sum In factory farm district parish road district, alley xóm, Underpinning administration support appropriation money to educate the peacock to labour; Kinds vắc preventive inoculation hygienic total membership Woman's Association commune, adolescent Troupe potency market town mobilized,, hygienic total exec responsibility apprehension house ranched elevates #Pst, please protect fat-stock herd, fowl. Calculate by the time fixed did 8-3, province veterinary department albow 3.850 liters environment disinfectant eruption fungicide ranched; West Paint 4 Reliance American Usual Chapter veterinary Posts, Ventricle Gelose, produced breeding facilities 690 germicide eruption country liter zaven #Pluz on all sides; Pavilion for rural district, borough supported environment 436 tonne of powdered limes bestrewed antidotally and 159 million coppers support merit day động. 13 rural districts, 5, 6 million parish roads m2 already hygienic gross borough, xóm and breeding facilities alley pastured nuôi. Point finger for fowl day adjective for 120 thousand doses vắc additive injected borough 1-7 Marchs, 13 rural districts, please give. /. <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD></TD></TR><TR><TD><TABLE width=120 align=left><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>:tiphat: http://www.baohatay.com.vn/news_detail.asp?newsid=99039&CatID=58
 
Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

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The Hanoi Veterinary Sub-Department says it is undertaking a number of measures to prevent the return of avian influenza.
According to its head Tran Manh Giang, the sub-department has been keeping a close watch over poultry in order to control the spread of the virus.
It also maintains a hot line and eight animal transport checking stations to prevent suspected poultry from entering the city.
The sub-department has culled more than 2,000 poultry at a family farm in Hong Ky commune in the suburb of Soc Son, where a number of dead birds exhibited symptoms of avian influenza.
It also started a ten-day sterilisation of the area, beginning on March 6, to stamp out any further outbreaks.:tiphat: http://www.nhandan.com.vn/english/life/080308/life_h.htm​
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Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

Add Quảng province Punishs fowl flu epidemic appearance.

Cập nhật 01:55 ng?y 09-03-2008

ND- Pursuant that directorate fo veterinary medicine, at fowl flu epidemic Hatch province Quảng Punished new-found on 46 age $Cardi days the duck herd, has not yet been inject vắc room- please live in rural district Gio Persimmon hamlet Phước, United States commune Gio, Miraculously. Đ?N the duck get for 6-3 dead ducks fast that, in masses, total dyings is 90 son in herd sum omen morbid that as of day 4-3, 5-3 passim dead day, cross day 600 con. the same rural district UBND Gio coordinating Province directorate fo veterinary medicine the duck on who was spent total number is Miraculous, United States commune Gio expended hủy. like that, presently, nationwide there is nine Provinces, borough it be Quảng Boil for a long time, marine, Adjudge Be bright, Flask Boil for a long time, Everlasting Rickety, Endow fowl Hanoi and Quảng Longevity, Hanam, Punished influenzal juicy. Awake South Plan 21 yesterdays generate Hatch translated new. :tiphat: http://www.nhandan.com.vn/tinbaidadang/noidung/?top=39&sub=127&article=117189
 
Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

<TABLE><TBODY><TR><TD class=tintop_title vAlign=top align=left>Avian flu reported in another two provinces</TD></TR><TR><TD class=news_date vAlign=top align=left height=20>17:08' 21/03/2008 (GMT+7) </TD></TR><TR><TD class=text vAlign=top align=left>
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</TD></TR><TR><TD class=image_desc align=middle></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>VietNamNet Bridge - The central province of Quang Nam and the southern province of Ca Mau have detected poultry dying of avian flu. Urgent preventive measures have been carried out.

Ms Phan Thu Hong, head of the Ca Mau provincial veterinary department, confirmed that 30 chicken and ducks in Hiep Tung commune, Nam Can tested positive for the H5N1 virus.

Meanwhile, avian flu has also been discovered in the mountainous Nui Thanh district in Quang Nam province, a district neighboring the central province of Quang Ngai.

Mr. Dao Minh Huong, deputy head of the Quang Ngai provincial department of agriculture and rural development, said that although no avian flu outbreaks have been detected in the province, it is facing a high risk of the disease spread from the neighboring provinces.

Immediately traffic police, the market management forces and veterinary workers have joined quarantine stations at the district border with Quang Nam province.

They will prevent poultry from being traded and sanitize the environment.

Each district will have to build up its action plan against avian flu in poultry and humans, and speed up poultry vaccination.:tiphat:​
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http://english.vietnamnet.vn/social/2008/03/774612/
 
Re: Vietnam: H5N1 in poultry Jan 22+

Illegal chickens in northern area test positive for bird flu
(22-03-2008)
LANG SON ? Twenty-four out of 104 samples of illegally imported chickens confiscated since February have tested positive for the H5N1 virus, Lang Son Animal Health Department reported yesterday.
Most of the chickens were seized mainly in northern Lang Son Province?s Trang Dinh and Loc Binh districts and in Lang Son City.
Provincial veterinarians took samples of the trafficked chickens for testing before killing them.
The province has seized and destroyed over 60 tonnes of non-quarantined chickens since the beginning of the year.
But authorities said it was too little compared to the illegally imported chickens that had been successfully transported and consumed through the province.
Although no bird flu outbreaks have been reported in the province, the local Animal Health Department immediately vaccinated poultry in its bordering communes, Lang Son City and in districts where National Highway 1A passes through.
Southern Ca Mau Province yesterday also declared bird flu outbreaks after the H5N1 virus killed 30 muscovy ducks on a farm in Hiep Tung Commune, Nam Can District, listing it as the eighth province on Viet Nam?s current bird flu-hit list.
One day earlier, central Quang Nam Province had reported fresh outbreaks on duck farms in Tam Ky and Nui Thanh districts, said the Viet Nam Animal Health Department.
Other bird flu-stricken areas include Tuyen Quang, Lao Cai and Ha Noi in the north, Quang Binh and Quang Tri in the centre and Soc Trang in the south. ? VNS

http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/showarticle.php?num=04SOC220308​
 
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