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Brussels. EU veterinary experts decided today to ban the import of live poultry and poultry products from all districts in Romania after new bird flu cases were registered in the country, AP reports.
The previous bans applied only to some of the districts of the Balkan country. The ban is to come into force immediately.
“The decision was taken after it became clear that the dangerous H5N1 strain of the disease is spreading fast in Romania,” an EC announcement reads.
Sofia. The number of the bird flu foci in Romania reached 123 after Romanian authorities confirmed that the outbreak has spread to two more districts ? those of Prahova and Arges, Mediafax news agency reports citing the spokesperson of the Agriculture Ministry Adrian Tibu.
The government spokeswoman Oana Marinescu stated that according to the data announced this morning 3,592 farms have been inspected and 1,286 violations have been found.
In the period May 15th ? June 1st some 977,000 poultry were killed.
