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Dept. of Animal Health - Avian Flu Situation 2/6/10

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Information on the situation of avian flu, blue ear pig LMLM and service on June 2, 2010
Written Epidemiology Department
Department of Animal Health would like to inform the situation of avian influenza, foot and mouth disease progress cattle and swine blue ear translated as follows:

I. SITUATION SERVICES

1. Avian

The day, generated a new outbreak in the province of Kon Tum, the specific situation as follows:

Kon Tum: On 02/2/2010 at household Le Minh Duc, Dak Me village and commune of Bo Y, Ngoc Hoi district appeared sick and dead ducks, according to initial investigations have 814 sick children (14 dead) / 1494 the total population (including 1273 laying ducks, 157 chickens and 64 thousand children). Immediately after receiving the news report had duck sickness, death, Chi Kon Tum provincial Veterinary Bureau has directed the local implementation of measures to manage poultry, isolation of infected animals and disinfection single target area captivity, taking product samples sent for testing. On April 2, 2010, after the laboratory results of the Animal Health Agency fourth answerer positive with avian influenza virus subtype H5N1, Sub-Department of Animal Health in collaboration with local authorities to cull all the flocks of ducks lay 1273, 157 chickens, 64 thousand and 250 eggs.

Currently, both countries 05 provinces including Ca Mau, Ha Tinh, Dien Bien, Soc Trang and Kon Tum with avian influenza has 21 days.
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