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TURKEY - New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

Oric

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News : Another suspect BOY from Ilgin, Konya has been admitted to Meram Hospital in Konya .. He has high fever and consistent coughing the news says ... He has been first treated in the Ilgin province hospital then transferred to Konya ...

Ilgin is a big town on the Taurus mountains. there are lakes which migratory birds rest
 
Re: New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

Re: New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

Any reports of dead birds in the area?
 
Re: New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

Re: New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

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A second person has been hospitalised in Turkey with suspected bird flu as authorities announced that the virus had affected poultry in four new locations in the mainly Kurdish southeast, a news agency has reported.
A 27-year-old man was admitted to hospital in the central province of Konya late Thursday after coming into contact with wild ducks and falling sick, the doctor treating him told the Anatolia news agency Friday.
"The preliminary symptoms look like bird flu. We have sent blood samples for testing" in capital Ankara, Ibrahim Erayman said.
So far, there have been no reports of suspicious poultry deaths in Konya that could point to the presence of the bird flu virus.
A 67-year-old woman was hospitalised Wednesday with suspected bird flu in Diyarbakir province in the southeast where the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus resurfaced last week in poultry.
The agriculture ministry said in a statement late Thursday that bird flu had been detected in four new locations: the hamlet of Bolukcayir as well as the villages of Kocalar and Akbaba in Diyarbakir province, and in a neighbourhood in the city of Batman in the province bearing the same name.
It said further analyses were underway to determine the strain present.
Last week, the ministry confirmed that the potentially lethal strain of H5N1 had infected poultry in the village of Bogazkoy and the hamlet of Esentepe in Batman province as well as the village of Akcayir in Diyarbakir.
Authorities have imposed a quarantine area around all the villages, begun slaughtering poultry and carrying out health checks among residents.
A major bird flu outbreak in Turkey killed four teenagers in January last year in a remote region near the border with Iran, from where the virus quickly spread to more than a half of the country's 81 provinces.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/2007021...y&printer=1;_ylt=Ah0Vt.QKhNkzELPMHjszYI6KOrgF
 
Re: New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

Re: New suspect case (BF) in Konya (Feb 16th)

Bird flu confirmed in two villages outside of Diyarbakir



Bird flu continues to spread in Turkey's southeastern provinces, with two villages near Diyarbakir having positive confirmation of the deadly virus. Following the laboratory confirmation, 340 winged poultry animals in the two villages were destroyed.


The tests on the poultry suspected of having bird flu were done following suspicious deaths of animals in the two villages of Kocalar and Akoba. Residents of the villages have also been put under immediate quarantine.

Authorities say that all necessary precautions have been taken, and that crews are busy trying to disinfect the villages.

Meanwhile, another case of suspected bird flu has occured outside the city of Konya, where a man who caught a duck and ate it at home with his children went to the hospital with a high fever and symptoms resembling bird flu. Test results have not yet however confirmed this case.

http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/5965646.asp?gid=74
 
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