In September, 144 new outbreaks of avian influenza were discovered in the world

Published Oct 4, 2023

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Last month, 20 countries reported a total of 144 new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE). The number of cases and participating countries decreased overall, but some individual states still experienced an increase in cases. Germany had the highest number of outbreaks with 18, followed by the UK with 13, and France with 10. Other affected countries included Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay, Peru, the United States, Canada, Israel, Taiwan, and Nigeria.

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Last month this year, 20 countries reported 144 new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE). This was reported in the next review of the Information and Analytical Center of Rosselkhoznadzor. Although this time the list again traditionally included the countries of the European Union, there were few of them, and the rest were little or not inferior to them in terms of the number of outbreaks. At the same time, in general, the number of cases and participating countries decreased, but in individual states the number of cases did not decrease. France has begun mass vaccination of birds against influenza Of the countries on the continent, the largest number of AIV outbreaks, 18, were detected in Germany. They are registered in the federal state of Saxony, including the municipality of Neumark. However, a large number of cases were observed among non-commercial or wild livestock. 13 cases were registered in the UK. There is ...

Source: Rosng