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Russia detects H5N1 in Kalmykia

Sharpe

Senior Moderator
Southwestern Russia, central Caucusus. Approximately 300 miles east of Ukraine, 250-300 miles north of Azerbaijan and Georgia, 400 miles north of Turkey. Note that the Caucusus has tested positive for bird flu dozens of times over the last two years--this is not unexpected.

http://www.interfax.ru/e/B/politics/28.html?id_issue=11682091
Feb 20 2007 5:02PM
Bird flu virus discovered among wild birds in Kalmykia

ELISTA. Feb 20 (Interfax) - Antibodies to the bird flu virus H5 have been discovered in samples of wild birds in Kalmykia.
"Antibodies to the virus were discovered in samples taken in Yashaltinskoye and Oktyabrskoye districts of the republic in the process of monitoring wild birds for the H5 bird flu virus. Additional tests confirmed that there are bird flu virus carriers among wild birds," deputy head of the regional division of Rosselkhoznadzor animal and plant disease watchdog Andrei Akdanov told Interfax on Tuesday.
"Poultry is being vaccinated, especially actively in the areas where the virus carriers were discovered," he said.
 
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