Five Newcastle disease outbreaks in Poland: Over 900,000 hens to be disposed of

Published Dec 31, 2024

Tridge summary

Poland's Chief Veterinary Officer has reported five new outbreaks of Newcastle disease on poultry farms, with the latest cases identified between 13 and 22 December 2024. The outbreaks were confirmed by the National Veterinary Institute and are located in the Podlaskie and Mazowieckie provinces. The affected farms range in size from 31,973 to 447,218 slaughter hens. In response, all necessary measures to eliminate the outbreaks have been implemented, including the culling of the infected birds, cleaning, disinfection, and in some cases, the establishment of restricted areas around the affected farms.
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New outbreaks of Newcastle disease - 906,254 slaughter hens for disposal The Chief Veterinary Officer has reported the detection of five new outbreaks of Newcastle disease (ND) in poultry in Poland. The outbreaks were confirmed based on the results of laboratory tests performed by the National Veterinary Institute - National Research Institute in Puławy between 13 and 22 December 2024. New outbreaks of Newcastle disease have appeared in the Podlaskie and Mazowieckie provinces. Five new outbreaks of Newcastle disease Outbreak no. 12/2024 was detected on a farm keeping 256,371 slaughter hens in the town of Laskowszczyzna, in the Korycin commune, in the Sokółka district, in the Podlaskie province. Outbreak no. 13/2024 was detected on a farm keeping 31,973 slaughter hens in the town of Dryga Kolonia, in the Suchowola commune, in the Sokółka district, in the Podlaskie province. Outbreak no. 14/2024 was detected on a farm keeping 34,281 slaughter hens in the town of Miłkowice Maćki, in ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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