New positive cases of avian flu in backyard birds in Córdoba, Argentina

Published 2023년 2월 22일

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Argentina's National Service of Sanitation and Agro-Food Quality (Senasa) has confirmed three new cases of avian influenza (AI) H5 in domestic birds in the province of Córdoba, bringing the total to eight across different provinces. In response, Senasa is implementing controls and preventive measures, including urging the productive sector to enhance hygiene and biosecurity in poultry farms. The public is encouraged to report any symptoms in birds or dead birds to Senasa. Additionally, authorities are conducting surveys and controls around the Mar Chiquita lagoon and Pozuelos lagoon, following the detection of the disease in wild birds.

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The National Service of Sanitation and Agro-Food Quality (Senasa) of Argentina confirmed three new cases of avian influenza (AI) H5 in domestic birds (chickens and other birds) found dead in the province of Córdoba, in the municipalities of Villa del Rosario, Deheza and Baldisera . The detections were confirmed today in analyzes carried out by the Senasa National Laboratory on samples taken from chickens and other dead birds. Thus, to date, there are 8 confirmed cases in wild and backyard birds (5 in Córdoba, 1 in Salta, 1 in Santa Fe and 1 in Jujuy). Senasa is working in the region where the findings were made, as well as in Jujuy, Salta and Santa Fe, and in Entre Ríos, on the border with Uruguay, strengthening controls and preventive measures. Likewise, it urges the productive sector to reinforce the management, hygiene and biosecurity measures of its poultry farms and to immediately notify it of any detection of nervous, digestive or respiratory clinical signs, reduction in egg ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas