Avian flu has broken out in a farm with 9,000 ducks in Bulgaria
Published Jan 25, 2024
Tridge summary
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency has reported a bird flu outbreak at a mule duck breeding facility in Brezovo, which houses around 9,000 birds. To contain the disease, measures such as humane culling of infected and contact birds are being implemented. An ongoing epizootic study is tracking the movements of domestic and other birds, as well as products and animal by-products. The agency has confirmed that poultry meat and products from the affected facility pose no risk to human health.
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The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency announced an outbreak of bird flu in the city of Brezovo. A mule duck breeding facility, where about 9,000 birds are raised, is affected. The following are defined around the affected livestock facility: In order to limit the disease, actions will be taken to humanely kill the diseased and contact birds in the facility, the food agency specifies. Currently, an epizootic study and tracking of the movements of domestic and other birds, products and animal by-products obtained from them, bird feed, as well as means of transport related to the technological process ...
Source: Agri
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