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Egypt faces uphill battle to control bird flu H5N1 as millions of households keep poultry - a historical perspective

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Agriculture» facing bird flu .. 10 million home there are birds .. epidemics management: non-citizens cooperate with the vaccination teams cause of the spread of the disease .. ducks and geese load most of the virus .. should use disinfectants

Tuesday 09 / December / 2014 - 17:55

Ahmed Mamdouh

After the spread of avian influenza virus in the provinces, the General Authority for Veterinary Services, announced the emergency in all departments of Veterinary Medicine, due to the emergence of human infections resulting in the deaths. Veterinary Services and Dr. Musa Suleiman the overall management of epidemics and diseases of poultry Director, the General Authority for Veterinary Services of the Ministry of Agriculture that the number of households that depend on backyard birds, ranging between 8 and 10 million home in the 1200 village and hamlet on the level of the Republic.

Solomon revealed in private for "veto" statements, that the proportion of education in each house up to 100 birds, pointing out that there somewhere between 500 million and one billion birds in Egyptian homes.

vaccination teams and pointed out that the lack of cooperation of citizens with cyclic vaccination teams, cause of the outbreak and spread from birds to humans, along with the government's inability to impose its control over the transfer of birds between the centers and the provincial operations, demanding Police activate its role with the Commission and the departments of Veterinary Medicine teams in the provinces to tighten control over the transfer of birds and vaccinated poultry in Egypt against the spread of the virus.

He warned Dr. Musa Suleiman, from mixing poultry species through breeding for causing the outbreak of the avian influenza virus, indicating that the breeding bird "ducks "next to the" chicken and turkey "is one of the biggest factors outbreak of the virus in the backyard. He stressed the overall management of pests and diseases of poultry manager, that "duck" and "goose" are more birds a lamb to the virus, stressing the need to separate them from the rest of the bird species to curb the spread of the virus . the use of disinfectants and advised the public administration to poultry diseases director, housewives use periodic disinfectants and exposing the birds and places of education to sun down. He pointed out that the spread of HIV infection, due to the weakness of educators in operations sampling of birds, and not to bring them aid adequate veterinary squads roaming the provinces to conduct immunizations up to a diameter of 10 foci of infection Kleomtrut doses given to the bird doses between 21 to 28 days.

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Please see these threads for historical perspective:

Egypt - Law to protect consumers and industry from bird flu H5N1 in poultry is not enforced since 2009 - March 2014

Egypt - Poultry traders protest ban on selling live birds - June 2011

Egypt- Proposals to move poultry farms to desert to fight bird flu - December 2010

Egypt - Cairo Hundreds of poultry shops remain closed. - November 2009

Egypt Runs Out of Money to Buy Matching Poultry Vaccine - June 2009

Egyptian Vaccination Plan Only 30% Effective - Considering Other Options - May 2009

Egypt - Wet Markets Operate "Normally" Despite Official Decrees - April 2009

Egypt - Veterinarians Demand Increase in Hazard Pay - April 2009

7 Thousand "Corrupt" Chickens Stopped from Transport into Cairo - March 2009

Egypt - To Fight Bird Flu Permits Will Be Required to Transport Poultry - October 2008

U.N. bird flu chief says compensation is key - October 2008

Egypt - WHO Collaborates in Bird Flu Fight - September 2008

Egypt - Poultry Farms not allowed in Residential Areas - September 2008

Prime Minister of Egypt says Bird Flu is One of the Two Most Difficult Problems He Has Faced - July 2008

Many Egyptians keep birds despite bird flu: poll - April 2008

EGYPT - "Doubts about the validity of bird flu vaccines" - May 2008

Egypt imports 72 million doses of bf vaccine (for poultry) from China - December 2007

EGYPT - "Agriculture declares success of national campaign of vaccination against AI" - September 2007

EGYPT - "26 million Kuwaiti dinars [US$92.5M] to counter bird flu in Egypt" - September 2007

EGYPT - $7.14M World Bank grant to combat avian flu - September 2007

EGYPT - Abaza [Minister of Agriculture]: State cannot bear compensation avian flu - July 2007

World Bank grants Egypt 7 mln USD to combat bird flu - March 2007

EGYPT - Gov of Cairo stresses need to remove poultry from homes - February 2007

EGYPT - New laws against the sale of live birds / Migratory birds tested - October 2006
 
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