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Agriculture declares success of the national campaign of vaccination against avian flu disease
Sept 26, 2007
Cairo - Confirmed reports received by Amin Abaza, and Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, the success of the national campaign of vaccination against avian influenza illness and that he did not show any positive cases of the disease among birds during the period from last [this past] June and to date. [Except, of course, for that one outbreak in poultry (connected to a human case?) in Dakahlia(?) in August -- but who's counting....]
This was announced by Abdul Hamid Oft Samaha Chairman of the General Authority for Veterinary Services following the meeting of the Board of Directors of the body which has been evaluating the results of the national campaign of vaccination against avian flu disease, which started in June 24 last month and entered the fourth this week.
Samaha said that this indicator of the success of the national campaign of vaccination against avian flu disease, explaining that he had been vaccinated 70 million birds in the education sector home addition 22 million Nestling Omar day from various species (chickens, ducks, geese and Rumi), indicating that the campaign will continue until the completion of all vaccinated birds living in the villages, according to the Middle East News Agency.
He added that the Authority has prepared new permits for the transport of live birds between provincial and poultry farms and massacres competent, and this permits forgery-proof and farms places will be transferred from birds and Couser competent as a result of laboratory testing poultry.
Samaha noted that these actions are within an integrated plan to combat avian flu disease with more than 2400 doctor working veterinarian.
Agriculture declares success of the national campaign of vaccination against avian flu disease
Sept 26, 2007
Cairo - Confirmed reports received by Amin Abaza, and Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, the success of the national campaign of vaccination against avian influenza illness and that he did not show any positive cases of the disease among birds during the period from last [this past] June and to date. [Except, of course, for that one outbreak in poultry (connected to a human case?) in Dakahlia(?) in August -- but who's counting....]
This was announced by Abdul Hamid Oft Samaha Chairman of the General Authority for Veterinary Services following the meeting of the Board of Directors of the body which has been evaluating the results of the national campaign of vaccination against avian flu disease, which started in June 24 last month and entered the fourth this week.
Samaha said that this indicator of the success of the national campaign of vaccination against avian flu disease, explaining that he had been vaccinated 70 million birds in the education sector home addition 22 million Nestling Omar day from various species (chickens, ducks, geese and Rumi), indicating that the campaign will continue until the completion of all vaccinated birds living in the villages, according to the Middle East News Agency.
He added that the Authority has prepared new permits for the transport of live birds between provincial and poultry farms and massacres competent, and this permits forgery-proof and farms places will be transferred from birds and Couser competent as a result of laboratory testing poultry.
Samaha noted that these actions are within an integrated plan to combat avian flu disease with more than 2400 doctor working veterinarian.
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