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Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

Diane Morin

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【New Tang Dynasty February 5, 2009讯】 (Radio Free Asia correspondent covering the Zhou Dynasty) Russian quarantine officials would not rule out bird flu in Russia in February that the possibility of the outbreak, saying China's recent avian flu deaths caused by very wrong.

February 4, Russia Vice-farm testing, the Russian veterinary Attorney General Nicholas. External乌卡索夫said, is possible in Russia in February 2009 on the outbreak of avian flu.

He said: "The southern part of Russia is the only Russian in the winter habitat for migratory birds crossing the region, from China and other Southeast Asian migratory birds flying to the potential of avian influenza virus into Russia, so do not rule out these regions have bird the possibility of outbreaks of influenza. "

He also said that: In addition to southern Russia, the Russian Far East may also be the outbreak of avian flu, such as the nearby border with China, Khabarovsk region has been recently discovered from China's inflow of H5N1 avian influenza. After two laboratory tests confirmed that the discovery that the virus is H5N1 avian influenza virus species variation, as regards whether the variation would make the situation worsen, further studies have yet to be detected.

The Russian epidemic prevention officials in China more than the recent avian influenza virus caused deaths were reported, said, said: These cases are very wrong, one of our Chinese colleagues told us that they are not sure of the avian influenza virus is spread, because at least one patient died and the birds simply have no contact with them.

In addition, overseas Chinese-language media on this issue independent reports that the mainland of the region have been bird flu infections and deaths caused by exposure, but there is no quiet epidemic, which is inconsistent with common sense.

According to the Russian pilots covered a total immunization Nagy. Hurrying to Shanghai Branch recently signed an order in order to prevent China from the recent outbreak of bird flu, the Russian border checkpoints, and an international airport will be strict inspections from the passage of passengers and goods.

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Early February, with China bordering Manchuria after the Russian Baikal region, health and epidemic prevention departments have been well to the vaccination of poultry in the area of preparation
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Dr. Alexander Baikal after vaccination.

Expressed high尔杰耶夫said: "We have enough vaccine reserves, there will be no shortage this year, we will advance the work of prevention by vaccination." He also said that compared with the previous, now that they have more of this experience of.

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Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

What does this mean? Does it mean that there was at least one patient who did not have contact with birds?

The Russian epidemic prevention officials in China more than the recent avian influenza virus caused deaths were reported, said, said: These cases are very wrong, one of our Chinese colleagues told us that they are not sure of the avian influenza virus is spread, because at least one patient died and the birds simply have no contact with them.
 
Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

It would be said well that it is what is known as in the article. I underlined it so that that is explored more at bottom.
 
Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

Maybe they mean the two year old girl, did not have contact with birds. Niman did say that H2H was likely in that case. Got it from her mother.
 
Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

The official WHO updates state that each of the four most recent cases in China contracted H5N1 through exposure to infected poultry.
See:
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2009_01_27/en/index.html
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2009_02_02/en/index.html

For the 16 year old who was infected in Guizhou, no source of infection is noted.
See:
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2009_01_24/en/index.html

And for the three earlier cases, one of the three was exposed to infected poultry while the source of the infection of the other two is "under investigation."
See:
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2009_01_19/en/index.html
 
Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

Maybe they mean the two year old girl, did not have contact with birds. Niman did say that H2H was likely in that case. Got it from her mother.
Although the disease onset dates point toward an infection of the 2F by her mother, both had contact with poultry because a relative sells poultry in Hunan. These two cases would not be in the "no poultry contact" list.
 
Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

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Re: Russia: the Russian persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of avian flu in February

"the Russian (VET.) persons in charge do not draw aside the possibility of a blaze of (POULTRY) avian flu in February"

Maybe, after a month of no human-bf-spreadings, this episode would result in an wide poultry outbreak "only" ...
 
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