Worst bird flu outbreak in Europe: More than 200,000 chickens culled in the Netherlands

게시됨 2022년 1월 24일

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The Netherlands has been hit hard by Europe's worst ever avian flu epidemic, leading to the culling of over 200,000 chickens from two farms. The highly contagious strain of bird flu has spread across Europe, impacting various poultry species. Despite the mandatory caging of poultry since October, the disease continues to spread, prompting measures such as culling uninfected birds and imposing transportation bans. There is currently no cure for the flu, which can also transmit to humans. A special company is converting the dead animals' bacteria and viruses into biofuel.

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More than 200,000 chickens were culled from two separate poultry farms in the Netherlands due to the worst avian flu epidemic ever seen in Europe. In the first week of January, 190,000 chickens were killed in farms with bird flu. According to the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, a dangerous and highly contagious strain of bird flu has been detected on farms. According to the Friedrich Loeffler Institute of Germany's Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, Europe is battling its worst avian flu epidemic yet. The epidemic, which is seen on the whole continent from Finland to the Faroe Islands, from Russia to Ireland and Portugal, makes itself felt in the Netherlands, where poultry farming is most common. Although cages have been made mandatory for all poultry farms since the end of October, a large number of chickens, turkeys, ducks, pigeons, swans and other poultry species have been infected with bird flu in the Netherlands. Recently, 170,000 chickens were culled after ...

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