Germany: Avian influenza in chickens in Bavaria

Published 2023년 5월 25일

Tridge summary

A suspected outbreak of avian influenza has been reported in the Regensburg district of Bavaria, leading to the preventive culling of 60,000 chickens. In Switzerland, the disease has been detected in black-headed gulls in the cantons of Zurich and St. Gallen. Both countries' veterinary and food safety offices are implementing measures to limit the spread of the disease and protecting domestic poultry. The risk of the disease spreading to poultry is currently assessed as low in Switzerland due to the breeding behavior of gulls.
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Original content

The virus attacks in Bavaria and Switzerland There is a suspected outbreak of avian influenza in the district of Regensburg (Bavaria). 60,000 are killed preventively. chickens from one farm. This was announced by the Bavarian Food Safety and Veterinary Office (KBLV). I expect the necessary animal health measures to be introduced, such as the establishment of a protection and surveillance zone. In the cantons of Zurich and St. Gallen, there have been cases of avian influenza in black-headed gulls. Therefore, the affected cantons must take local measures to protect domestic poultry, if necessary. Currently, the Swiss Federal Food Safety ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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