Fávaro: If there are no new cases in 28 days, the country can resume avian flu free status | The economy
Agriculture Minister Carlos Fevaro said that if there are no new cases in 28 days, the Brazilian Aviation Flu can be resumed. The deadline for closing the focus of the World Animal Health Organization (OMSA) is calculated. Brazil has confirmed the first focus of Brazil Avian Flu in the commercial team on Friday 16th and 16th in Bird Matrixiro in Montenegro (RS).
“The goal is to restore generalism. It is important to see all the blockade and tracking from the farm focused on the product’s rendering, we have reduced the risk of new cases. If there is no new case in 28 days, we can say that the country is returning to Avian Influenza status to the country.”
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The minister has made it clear that the investigation into the disease is common through the Brazilian agricultural protection system. “This is the hardest and transparent system of the system. With the Zusonatory Emergency Decree, the system is more vigilant. All inspectors are vigilant to what kind of suspicions of what kind of suspicions. “This is a great proof that system warnings are controlled with transparency. That is why the Brazilian system is considered the best in the world and we will soon return to normal.”
Two suspicions have been investigated
According to data from the Ministry of Agricultural Respiratory and Nervous Syndrome Platform, two suspicions on the disease are researched with sample collection in the country and unprecedented laboratory results.
Santa Caterina is investigating the suspicion of Avian Flu (High Pathogenicity, H5N1) on a commercial farm in Ipimirim to Santa Caterina.
Another ongoing investigation is suspected of a bird slotterhouse in Agyarnapolis, North Tokantins. The two are expected to report a report later this Monday.
To this day, according to data from the respiratory and nervous Syndrome platform of the Ministry of Agriculture, the country has a case certified in the Ganza Avian Flu, Montenegro. In total, there are 164 cases of wild animals in the country (160 of the wild birds and 4 in sea lions), 3 in 3 livelihood production, in domestic creation and 1 commercial production, in the country, in the country.
High Pathogenicity (H5N1 virus) Avianza is an immediate mandatory notification for official animal health care agencies. Rural producers, technicians, employers, researchers, researchers and others associated with animals should be informed immediately to the official veterinary service (SVO).
