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H5N1 outbreak at Yunlin local chicken farm, 18,000 chickens culled
Reporter Lin Zhiyi/Reporting from Taipei
Friday, January 5, 2024 5:36 am
NOWnews Today's News] The Prevention and Inspection Service of the Ministry of Agriculture stated today (5th) that the Veterinary Research Institute informed that a local chicken farm in Dongshi Township, Yunlin County (voluntary notification) was diagnosed with H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza. According to standard operating procedures, The Yunlin County Animal and Plant Disease Control Office carried out the culling and destruction of 18,112 6-week-old native chickens (black-feathered native chickens and golden chickens), and supervised the operators to complete the cleaning and disinfection of the premises. So far in 113 years, only one case of avian influenza in poultry farms has been diagnosed and culled.
The National Defense Inspection Administration emphasized that the global cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza continue to be serious. The number of cases of migratory (wild) bird avian influenza in Japan and South Korea, which are upstream countries on China's migratory bird routes, has increased rapidly in the past two months, and there are also H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza cases in China. In cases of influenza poultry farms and migratory (wild) birds, the risk of occurrence and spread of avian influenza is high.
Therefore, the Prevention and Control Department calls on domestic poultry farmers to be more vigilant and take strict precautions, immediately implement on-site bird prevention facilities, poultry farm entry and exit control and disinfection and other biosecurity measures, and adjust poultry house heating measures according to temperature changes to reduce the risk of poultry Urgent and prevent the invasion of the epidemic.
H5N1 outbreak at Yunlin local chicken farm, 18,000 chickens culled
Reporter Lin Zhiyi/Reporting from Taipei
Friday, January 5, 2024 5:36 am
NOWnews Today's News] The Prevention and Inspection Service of the Ministry of Agriculture stated today (5th) that the Veterinary Research Institute informed that a local chicken farm in Dongshi Township, Yunlin County (voluntary notification) was diagnosed with H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza. According to standard operating procedures, The Yunlin County Animal and Plant Disease Control Office carried out the culling and destruction of 18,112 6-week-old native chickens (black-feathered native chickens and golden chickens), and supervised the operators to complete the cleaning and disinfection of the premises. So far in 113 years, only one case of avian influenza in poultry farms has been diagnosed and culled.
The National Defense Inspection Administration emphasized that the global cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza continue to be serious. The number of cases of migratory (wild) bird avian influenza in Japan and South Korea, which are upstream countries on China's migratory bird routes, has increased rapidly in the past two months, and there are also H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza cases in China. In cases of influenza poultry farms and migratory (wild) birds, the risk of occurrence and spread of avian influenza is high.
Therefore, the Prevention and Control Department calls on domestic poultry farmers to be more vigilant and take strict precautions, immediately implement on-site bird prevention facilities, poultry farm entry and exit control and disinfection and other biosecurity measures, and adjust poultry house heating measures according to temperature changes to reduce the risk of poultry Urgent and prevent the invasion of the epidemic.