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Russian to English translation
Archive number 20101128.124193
Publication Date 28-NOV-2010
Subject PRO / RUS> Newcastle disease (suspected) - Azerbaijan (Samukh District)
Newcastle disease (suspected) - Azerbaijan (Samukh District)
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Date: November 28, October 2010
From: ProMED-mail correspondent. BA
Source: Agency APA, November 27, 2010 [edited]
http://ru.apa.az/news.php?id=178901 (http://ru.apa.az/news.php?id=178901)
In the west, Azerbaijan recorded cases of mass deaths of poultry
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As reported by Western APA, the facts of death mainly reported among chickens. These cases also confirmed the villagers Sarkar
and Kolayyr Samukh region.
As reported by Western APA villagers Sarkar and Kolayyr, causes the death of the birds is unknown. Residents also acknowledged their careless
attitude to the problem. So, until now no one has addressed to the district veterinary office. Dead bird or dumped in
dustbins or buried in the ground.
This fact was also confirmed head of the Veterinary Administration Samukh region Murvet Bagirov. He told the Western APA that
Samukh region is not found evidence of infectious diseases: "To this day, no one asked the vet
Governance in the deaths of poultry. Cause of their death may be disease Newcastle. To prevent this disease
The State Veterinary Service has contributed to us 126 thousand doses of vaccine. In May and June in the same villages were vaccinated. In connection with the
facts recorded in the last few days, the birds will again be drawn blood. "M. Bagirov said that the birds found in
unsanitary conditions, and also noted that the birds feed on persimmon that fell from the trees, which could cause disease.
Note that the Newcastle disease spreads among birds very quickly. In diseased chickens are very rapidly turning black scallop, then
they die.
Russian to English translation
Archive number 20101128.124193
Publication Date 28-NOV-2010
Subject PRO / RUS> Newcastle disease (suspected) - Azerbaijan (Samukh District)
Newcastle disease (suspected) - Azerbaijan (Samukh District)
************************************************** ********************
Date: November 28, October 2010
From: ProMED-mail correspondent. BA
Source: Agency APA, November 27, 2010 [edited]
http://ru.apa.az/news.php?id=178901 (http://ru.apa.az/news.php?id=178901)
In the west, Azerbaijan recorded cases of mass deaths of poultry
-------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------
As reported by Western APA, the facts of death mainly reported among chickens. These cases also confirmed the villagers Sarkar
and Kolayyr Samukh region.
As reported by Western APA villagers Sarkar and Kolayyr, causes the death of the birds is unknown. Residents also acknowledged their careless
attitude to the problem. So, until now no one has addressed to the district veterinary office. Dead bird or dumped in
dustbins or buried in the ground.
This fact was also confirmed head of the Veterinary Administration Samukh region Murvet Bagirov. He told the Western APA that
Samukh region is not found evidence of infectious diseases: "To this day, no one asked the vet
Governance in the deaths of poultry. Cause of their death may be disease Newcastle. To prevent this disease
The State Veterinary Service has contributed to us 126 thousand doses of vaccine. In May and June in the same villages were vaccinated. In connection with the
facts recorded in the last few days, the birds will again be drawn blood. "M. Bagirov said that the birds found in
unsanitary conditions, and also noted that the birds feed on persimmon that fell from the trees, which could cause disease.
Note that the Newcastle disease spreads among birds very quickly. In diseased chickens are very rapidly turning black scallop, then
they die.
