Mexico: Bird flu would collapse egg and chicken trade

Published 2023년 11월 3일

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Former national commissioner against influenza AH1N1, Alejandro Macías, warned that if the outbreaks of H5N1 avian flu are not contained, it could result in significant damage to Mexico's chicken and egg trade. He emphasized that this virus has become endemic worldwide, posing a public health risk regardless of the country it originates from. The recent outbreak of H5N1 avian flu in Sonora led to the death of 15,000 birds, with the rest being sacrificed, and authorities are taking biosafety measures to prevent further infections.
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Alejandro Macías, former national commissioner against influenza AH1N1, assured that, if the outbreaks of H5N1 avian flu are not contained, this virus would cause damage to the chicken and egg trade. In an interview with Enrique Acevedo, in the absence of Denise Maerker, for Atando Cabos, the former public servant pointed out that, if cases of H5N1 avian flu increase within the Republic, “great havoc” would be generated in the country's economy. “This virus became endemic throughout the world. The public health risk exists around the world, regardless of whether it arises in Mexico, China or wherever," he indicated. According to his statements, "with a single infected bird on a farm, it can mean that it must be euthanized." all the chickens, which could generate a crisis.”Likewise, “Mexico has advantages because the chickens are generally vaccinated, but it is worrying and should be followed up to see what actions are taken to avoid outbreaks in Sonora.”This Thursday, the World ...

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