Belgium: Another bird flu infection in West Flanders

Published 2023년 12월 27일

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Belgium has experienced its third avian flu infection in December, affecting fifteen poultry farmers in the same area. A fourth infection also occurred across the border in Warhem, France, leading to restrictions in a zone partially located in Belgium. Protection zones of 3 and 10 kilometers have been set up around the source of infection, with a mandatory shielding obligation for all poultry and birds within these zones. Additionally, since December 9, a cage and shielding obligation has been in force in Belgium, requiring all poultry to be kept indoors or under nets.
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It is the third infection in Belgium in December, all three in the same area. A fourth infection took place just across the border in Warhem, France. The zone with restrictions as a result of this contamination is also partly located in Belgium. In Belgium, as a result of the contamination in France, fifteen Flemish poultry farmers are affected by the restrictions. The turkeys at the company in Alveringem have been culled. Just as in the Netherlands, protection zones of 3 and 10 kilometers are set up around a source of infection. In the 10 kilometer zone, a shielding obligation applies to poultry of all keepers, including private individuals and hobby holders. In the 3 kilometer zone around the infected company, this shielding obligation applies not only to poultry, but also to birds. Since December 9, a cage and shielding obligation has been in force ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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