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Monday, December 10, 2012
Robert Koch-Institut Epidemiologisches Bulletin Nr. 49
The occurrence of a novel coronavirus
As of 10/12/2012
According to the World Health Organization (WHO)
of 30 November 2012 affected the world nine people on the first identified case of a patient who died in June 2012 from Saudi Arabia novel coronavirus. Is in newly reported cases
by subsequent laboratory diagnostic confirmation
of diseases in Saudi Arabia (October 2012) and
Jordan (April 2012).
All cases had a severe course of disease,
Five patients have died so far from the infection. Two deaths occurred in Jordan. In Saudi Arabia, five people infected with the virus, three died. In Qatar
affected two patients. One of the two Qataris was treated in a German hospital and pulmonary center
Discharged November, the other patient is in England
treated and is also on the mend.
Three of the five cases from Saudi Arabia, including two deaths, were among a family history. Another
Person in the family became ill with similar symptoms, but was negative for the novel coronavirus
tested (using the polymerase chain reaction, PCR) and is
now healthy again.
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Jordan announced to the WHO, have it there in April
2012, a cluster of cases with hard running
Pneumonia given. The Ministry of Health in Amman, WHO had asked for help. A
WHO team traveled to the country and announced on 24 April with,
that none of the known coronaviruses was detected.
After October, the novel coronavirus was discovered, sent the Jordanian Ministry of Health since April preserved samples of these patients
the WHO collaborating laboratory (Naval Medical Research Center (NAMRU-3)) in Cairo. This was now the new
Coronavirus detected in the samples of two deceased.
The occurrence of a novel coronavirus, the heavy
Disease with acute respiratory distress syndrome
caused and kidney failure, also in Germany
following very closely.
The novel coronavirus is not genetically identical
with the SARS virus (SARS = Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome).
Those cases in Saudi Arabia and Jordan, which are connected with each other epidemiologically could, by
limited human-to-human transmission have been caused, but also an exposure to a
another common source of infection is possible. However, as potential sources of infection and modes of transmission
still unknown, it is recommended until further evidence, the care of patients under
further clarification, probable and confirmed cases
carried out according to the case definition under strict hygienic measures as recommended for diseases caused by the SARS virus
(Www.rki.de> Infection Prevention> Infection and Hospital Epidemiology> Topics AZ> SARS).
The case definition is available at the RKI www.rki.de
> Infectious Diseases A - Z> coronavirus infections
> Epidemiology> case definition of the RKI to severe respiratory disease in conjunction with an
novel coronavirus. Suspected cases (patients
further clarification), probable and confirmed cases
Cases according to the case definition because of the
Severity of the disease on the basis of § 6 § 1
No. 5a IfSG be reported to the appropriate health department.
The health department reported in accordance with § 12 Section 1 IfSG
the cases reported immediately via the Competent
State Authority to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI). The RKI
reports to review the information submitted
probable and confirmed cases in the framework of the International Health Regulations (IHR) to the international health authorities.
Detection method for the novel coronavirus are available at the RKI.
For more information on the novel of the RKI coronavirus, please visit www.rki.de> Infectious Diseases AZ> coronavirus infections.
WHO information for novel coronavirus
are available at http://www.who.int/csr/disease/coronavirus_infections/update_20121130/en/
Report from the fields 36 (Respiratory transmitted diseases) and 32 (Surveillance) of RKI.
http://www.rki.de/DE/Content/Infekt/EpidBull/Archiv/2012/49/Art_03.html
Bird Flu Attack Two Villages, Hundreds of Dead Birds
02/12/2012 12:44 PM
Suparmin - Jambi, bird flu virus began attacking poultry in Jambi and lead to death of hundreds of chicken and chicken Arab.
As stated by the Head of Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Jambi, Sepdinal.
Sepdinal said the bird flu virus has attacked poultry in two villages, the Village and Village Bejoan Nagasari. For that it go directly to the site to carry out rescue and preventive measures of the disease.
"In Nagasari recorded 600 dead birds in the village of Bejoan recorded 100 birds that died,
Vietnam Ministry of Health Alert for new strains of the virus Corona
Alert for new strains of the virus Corona
The Ministry of Health has issued guidance monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment of respiratory tract infections caused by a new strain of virus Corona.
In Vietnam, but have not found cases of respiratory infections caused by the new virus strain, but under the guidance of the Ministry of Health, hospitals focused watchful for timely case detection and isolation, thorough handling to, the war spread to the community.
The new type of bird flu virus found in Indonesia
The new type of bird flu virus found in Indonesia
Updated on 10 December 2012, 22:06 AEST
Director of Animal Health, Ministry of Agriculture, told Radio Australia Pujiatmoko explaining Ministry have detected the presence of a new type derived from bird flu since last September.
Certainty new type of bird flu virus in the world known as Avian Influenzaafter passing through a series of tests in a laboratory involving researchers.
The Ministry of Agriculture said the bird flu virus newly discovered variant of the H5N1 strain.
"Sub her type 2.3.2 which is a new finding in Indonesia different from AI virus that has been there, of 2.1," said Pujiatmoko.
He continued finding new types of bird flu in Indonesia is expected because of the bird flu virus mutation that still do detailed research.
Another possibility that is due to the introduction of bird flu virus outside of migratory birds such as wild ducks and poultry imports from abroad.
For the prevention of the spread, the Ministry has been instructed to do persiapaan genocide and Local Government advised not maintain ducks unite with other types of birds to the farmers.
"We will also coordinate with the Ministry of Health about the findings of a new type of AI that the findings in humans, "said Pujiatmoko.
So far there have been no reports of a new type strain of bird flu in humans in Indonesia.
Type of bird flu virus has previously been found in India, Vietnam and China.
Meanwhile, the Indonesian Entrepreneurs Association of Local Poultry has reported more than 300 thousand ducks died last week.
Death ducks recently discovered in four provinces of the island of Java, West Java, Central Java, East Java and Yogyakarta.
"We are asking the Government to stop the import ban breeding ducks and duck mixing seeds with less local and offshore," said Ade Zulkarnaen Businessmen's Association Local Poultry Indonesia.
Researchers Avian Influenza from Airlangga University, Surabaya, CA. Nidom states government needs to do a thorough research related to these new findings, especially related problems that usually survive death duck and Cuma is a carrier of the virus alone.
Indo- East Java ducks dropping like flies
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
JAKARTA. Gong signs to be alert against bird flu again sounded. This is because hundreds of thousands of ducks in central Java duck died from the bird flu virus, the government began to prepare control measures.
Ministry of Health together with veterinary experts in eight central laboratory analyzed the spread of bird flu virus to poultry other than ducks. Virus possessed at least 350,000 ducks in the last month in West Java, Central Java, East Java and Yogyakarta in Indonesia is relatively new, the clade 2.3.2. So far, spread of H5N1 virus in Indonesia comes from clade 1.2 (KONTAN, December 8, 2012).
"I have information from friends in several districts in East Java already infected," said Mujiono, a duck breeder Banyuwangi origin. But he admitted until now still safe pet ducks 3000, has not contracted the bird flu virus. "Alhamdulillah not infected," he said yesterday. Some of the areas that the bird flu is Blitar, Tulungagung, Jombang, Kediri and Bangkalan Madura.
So far, bird flu has not been attacking chickens. However, according to the Chairman of the Federation of Indonesian Poultry Don P. Sutoyo, commercial farms both large and small continue to anticipate.
Director General of Ministry of Agriculture Livestock and Animal Health, Gratitude Iwantoro, on December 6, 2012, released a circular on control of bird flu in ducks. Circular spread to at least 23 agencies, including the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Forestry, the WHO representative in Indonesia, and a number of business associations poultry in Indonesia.
Deputy Health Minister, Ali Ghufron Mukti, said until today there has been no reported cases of bird flu in humans. However, the Ministry of Health has set up procedures for the handling of extraordinary events, including rapid response teams, hospitals are ready to handle bird flu patients. "We are also asking the public to avoid direct contact with poultry suspected of being infected with bird flu," wrote Ali through short message to KONTAN, Monday (10/12).
Pujiatmoko, Director of Animal Health Ministry of Agriculture, said the government was investigating whether the avian influenza virus is spread by migratory birds from abroad or through imports ducks.
He asserted that the government has banned the import of ducks from a country that has not been free of bird flu since 2005. Some countries such as Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. So far, the Ducks import from bird flu-free regions such as France and the UK.
Businessmen's Association Local Poultry Indonesia (Himpuli), Ade Zulkarnaen, doubted the import ban. The proof, as long as these ducks imported from Thailand, Indonesia and China. "How could this leak? During this import Peking duck ya from there," said Ade.
However Pujiatmoko denied. "We never issued a Request Submission (SPP) for the import of ducks from these countries," he said.
Bird flu is a vicious this time than ever before. Moreover, cases of death in ducks in large numbers just happened in the last month.
Bird flu is killing chickens in the same area..
Health Office (PHO) in Central Java continue to monitor segaligus about providing counseling to the poultry farmers. It is with starting the burun flu cases began to attack Central Java. fact in Tegal, thousands of ducks and chickens owned by communities died suddenly. This happened Pesurungan Lor Village and Village Kalinyamat Kulon, District Margadana. "We hope the relevant agencies have addressed soon, the checks and provide medical aid to prevention. If left farmers threatened with bankruptcy," said local resident Kasi Kalinyamat Kulon Urban Governance , Ari Wibowo said the accident occurred in the region. Hundreds of chickens belonging to the resident died suddenly due to bird flu virus. "We are also demanding immediate solution best effort," he said. Plt Marine and Agriculture Department, Ir hariyana when confirmed the issue saying that it was taking samples and do the testing in the laboratory in Yogyakarta. But the result is positive of bird flu virus. http://krjogja.com/read/152430/flu-burung-di-kota-tegal.kr
So the lie is there, no mention of Tamiflu yet, but I am sure you will see it soon. Normally they will follow up with a story of how careful everyone is and that all culling and disposal teams are taking it.. and that so far no one is sick. That will be a lie too.
Bird flu is killing chickens in the same area..
Health Office (PHO) in Central Java continue to monitor segaligus about providing counseling to the poultry farmers. It is with starting the burun flu cases began to attack Central Java. fact in Tegal, thousands of ducks and chickens owned by communities died suddenly. This happened Pesurungan Lor Village and Village Kalinyamat Kulon, District Margadana. "We hope the relevant agencies have addressed soon, the checks and provide medical aid to prevention. If left farmers threatened with bankruptcy," said local resident Kasi Kalinyamat Kulon Urban Governance , Ari Wibowo said the accident occurred in the region. Hundreds of chickens belonging to the resident died suddenly due to bird flu virus. "We are also demanding immediate solution best effort," he said. Plt Marine and Agriculture Department, Ir hariyana when confirmed the issue saying that it was taking samples and do the testing in the laboratory in Yogyakarta. But the result is positive of bird flu virus. http://krjogja.com/read/152430/flu-burung-di-kota-tegal.kr
So the lie is there, no mention of Tamiflu yet, but I am sure you will see it soon. Normally they will follow up with a story of how careful everyone is and that all culling and disposal teams are taking it.. and that so far no one is sick. That will be a lie too.
WORLD ORGANISATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH CHIEF: RISING INSTABILITY AND WEAK VETERINARY SERVICES POSE THREAT TO WORLD SECURITY
Dr. Bernard Vallat Urges BWC Members to Strengthen Veterinary Services as Key Players for Animal Health Surveillance, Response and Biosafety
10 December 2012
GENEVA (Embargoed until 11 a.m. Geneva time on Monday 10 December, issued as received) - Speaking today at the opening session of the Meeting of States parties to the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), the Director General of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), Dr. Bernard Vallat, called for action against the rising threat that animal pathogens pose to the world’s security
Accidental or deliberate release of animal pathogens can have disastrous repercussions for public health, economies, and social stability because 60% of human infectious diseases originate from animals (zoonoses) and, infectious diseases of animals also cause huge losses to agriculture. Because of these impacts, most agents that can be used for bioweapons are animal pathogens.
Effective surveillance, early detection and rapid response mechanisms for animal diseases that comply with OIE international standards are the most effective defense against any infectious animal disease outbreak, whether the cause is natural, accidental or intentional. OIE Laboratory Standards for bio risk management will also protect against accidental release of pathogens from laboratories and guard against pathogens falling into the wrong hands.
Dr. Vallat said: “The best way to protect the entire world from rising bio-threats is to ensure that all national Veterinary Services comply with OIE international standards on quality. This must be a basis for bio risk management policies.”
Unfortunately today, the quality of surveillance and response mechanisms for animal diseases varies from country to country, and in our globalized world weaknesses in one country pose a threat to all others.
Today’s movements of people, animals and consumer goods enables the rapid global spread of infectious animal diseases: SARS, avian flu, mad cow disease, and Ebola are all examples highlighting the potentially disastrous consequences that animal pathogens can pose if they are not eliminated at their primary source.
“It is a shared responsibility of governments to use all means available and apply existing recommendations that we give to prevent and control animal diseases. This will reduce the significant risks that these pathogens present,” Dr. Vallat stressed. “All available channels for convincing all decision makers should be used in that objective,” he further said.
Destroying and sequestrating Rinderpest virus
In May 2011, OIE declared the global eradication of rinderpest, also known as ‘cattle plague’ because of its devastating impacts on livestock. One year after OIE’s declaration of global freedom the virus remains stored in dozens of laboratories across the world, and with disease no longer present in animals the only way a rinderpest outbreak could occur today is if virus escaped from a laboratory.
To ensure that the world remains free from rinderpest, OIE is calling on all countries to destroy remaining stocks of rinderpest virus or make sure that virus is transferred to an approved reference laboratory. The World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) have also called a moratorium on research using the live rinderpest virus.
Rinderpest was arguably the first bio-weapon (used in the 13th century) and was amongst other animal pathogens to be developed for warfare during the 20th century.
Note to editors
The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) is an intergovernmental organisation with a mandate from its 178 Members to improve animal health worldwide. The OIE is responsible for ensuring transparency of the animal disease situation worldwide, including diseases transmissible to humans, as well as safeguarding the sanitary safety of world trade of animals and animal products and ensuring food safety. Since 2000 the organisation also publishes international standards on animal welfare. The OIE is the reference standard-setting international organization according to the Agreement of the World Trade Organisation. The OIE works with the permanent support of over 265 Reference Laboratories and Collaborating Centres and 11 regional offices worldwide.
The 2012 Meeting of States parties to the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) is being held at the United Nations Office at Geneva from 10 to 14 December 2012, chaired by Ambassador Boujemâa Delmi of Algeria. It is the first of four annual Meetings of States Parties in the 2012-2015 intersessional programme leading up to the Eighth BWC Review Conference in 2016. The meeting will take stock of progress made since the 2011 Seventh Review Conference, including the work of the Meeting of Experts (Geneva, 16-20 July 2012), and will examine further steps to be taken to strengthen the implementation of the Convention and improve its effectiveness as a practical barrier against the development or use of biological weapons.
For further information, please contact:
Mr. Richard Lennane
Head, BWC Implementation Support Unit
Tel: +41 (0)22 917 22 30
Fax: +41 (0)22 917 04 83
E-mail: rlennane@unog.ch
Visit our Website: www.unog.ch/bwc/meeting
Find us on Facebook: Biological Weapons Convention
Follow us on Twitter: #bioweapons
World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)
Ms. Glaïeul Mamaghani
Acting head of Communication
Tel: +33 (0)6 16 46 28 90
E-mail: g.mamaghani@oie.int
For use of the information media; not an official record
Accidental or deliberate release of animal pathogens can have disastrous repercussions for public health, economies, and social stability because 60% of human infectious diseases originate from animals (zoonoses) and, infectious diseases of animals also cause huge losses to agriculture. Because of these impacts, most agents that can be used for bioweapons are animal pathogens.
Effective surveillance, early detection and rapid response mechanisms for animal diseases that comply with OIE international standards are the most effective defense against any infectious animal disease outbreak, whether the cause is natural, accidental or intentional. OIE Laboratory Standards for bio risk management will also protect against accidental release of pathogens from laboratories and guard against pathogens falling into the wrong hands.
Dr. Vallat said: “The best way to protect the entire world from rising bio-threats is to ensure that all national Veterinary Services comply with OIE international standards on quality. This must be a basis for bio risk management policies.”
Unfortunately today, the quality of surveillance and response mechanisms for animal diseases varies from country to country, and in our globalized world weaknesses in one country pose a threat to all others.
Today’s movements of people, animals and consumer goods enables the rapid global spread of infectious animal diseases: SARS, avian flu, mad cow disease, and Ebola are all examples highlighting the potentially disastrous consequences that animal pathogens can pose if they are not eliminated at their primary source.
“It is a shared responsibility of governments to use all means available and apply existing recommendations that we give to prevent and control animal diseases. This will reduce the significant risks that these pathogens present,” Dr. Vallat stressed. “All available channels for convincing all decision makers should be used in that objective,” he further said.
Destroying and sequestrating Rinderpest virus
In May 2011, OIE declared the global eradication of rinderpest, also known as ‘cattle plague’ because of its devastating impacts on livestock. One year after OIE’s declaration of global freedom the virus remains stored in dozens of laboratories across the world, and with disease no longer present in animals the only way a rinderpest outbreak could occur today is if virus escaped from a laboratory.
To ensure that the world remains free from rinderpest, OIE is calling on all countries to destroy remaining stocks of rinderpest virus or make sure that virus is transferred to an approved reference laboratory. The World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) have also called a moratorium on research using the live rinderpest virus.
Rinderpest was arguably the first bio-weapon (used in the 13th century) and was amongst other animal pathogens to be developed for warfare during the 20th century.
Note to editors
The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) is an intergovernmental organisation with a mandate from its 178 Members to improve animal health worldwide. The OIE is responsible for ensuring transparency of the animal disease situation worldwide, including diseases transmissible to humans, as well as safeguarding the sanitary safety of world trade of animals and animal products and ensuring food safety. Since 2000 the organisation also publishes international standards on animal welfare. The OIE is the reference standard-setting international organization according to the Agreement of the World Trade Organisation. The OIE works with the permanent support of over 265 Reference Laboratories and Collaborating Centres and 11 regional offices worldwide.
The 2012 Meeting of States parties to the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) is being held at the United Nations Office at Geneva from 10 to 14 December 2012, chaired by Ambassador Boujemâa Delmi of Algeria. It is the first of four annual Meetings of States Parties in the 2012-2015 intersessional programme leading up to the Eighth BWC Review Conference in 2016. The meeting will take stock of progress made since the 2011 Seventh Review Conference, including the work of the Meeting of Experts (Geneva, 16-20 July 2012), and will examine further steps to be taken to strengthen the implementation of the Convention and improve its effectiveness as a practical barrier against the development or use of biological weapons.
For further information, please contact:
Mr. Richard Lennane
Head, BWC Implementation Support Unit
Tel: +41 (0)22 917 22 30
Fax: +41 (0)22 917 04 83
E-mail: rlennane@unog.ch
Visit our Website: www.unog.ch/bwc/meeting
Find us on Facebook: Biological Weapons Convention
Follow us on Twitter: #bioweapons
World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)
Ms. Glaïeul Mamaghani
Acting head of Communication
Tel: +33 (0)6 16 46 28 90
E-mail: g.mamaghani@oie.int
For use of the information media; not an official record
http://www.unog.ch/80256EDD006B9C2E/(httpNewsByYear_en)/9636BC125A862CF1C1257AD0003823CC?OpenDocument
Confirmed cases of novel coronavirus infection, April to 5 December 2012
Table. Confirmed cases of novel coronavirus infection, April to 5 December 2012, in temporal order of
symptom onset
Onset Age
(years)
Sex Probable place of
infection
Date
reported
Source Outcome
1 April 2012 45 F Jordan** 30/11/12 WHO/IHR Dead
2 April 2012 25 M Jordan** 30/11/12 WHO/IHR Dead
3 13/06/12 60 M Saudi Arabia 20/09/12 Saudi Arabia/ProMed Dead
4 03/09/12 49 M Qatar/Saudi Arabia*** 22/09/12 HPA/WHO Alive
5 NK NK NK Saudi Arabia 04/11/12 Saudi
Arabia/SMJ/ProMed
Alive
6 12/10/12 45 M Qatar**** 23/11/12 RKI / WHO Alive
7 NK NK M Saudi Arabia* 19/11/12-
23/11/12
Saudi
Arabia/ProMed/WHO
Alive
8 28/10/12 NK M Saudi Arabia* 23/11/12 WHO Dead
9 Oct 2012 NK M Saudi Arabia* 28/11/12 WHO Dead
* Part of family cluster
** Healthcare worker and part of outbreak linked to hospital
*** Patient transferred to UK
**** Patient transferred to Germany
NK: not known
Update on event information
The most significant recent epidemiological development is the retrospective identification of novel coronavirus in
preserved biological samples from two fatal cases of severe pneumonia in Jordan in April 2012. The two cases
were part of a cluster of eleven cases with respiratory symptoms linked in time and space to a hospital near
Amman, Jordan. Eight of the cases in the cluster were healthcare workers. The two confirmed cases were reported
on 30 November 2012 through the Event Information Site for International Health Regulation Focal Points and in a
WHO press statement. A cluster of this size, especially when involving healthcare workers, raises questions about
the possibility of human-to-human transmission. It is important to note, however, that there are reports that some
or all of the nine non-fatal cases in the cluster were also tested for novel coronavirus, yet epidemiological
information about this remains limited.
ECDC, jointly with WHO, has mapped the capacity of virology reference laboratories in EU/EEA Member States with
regard to the novel coronavirus (RT-PCR/sequencing assay). So far, approximately 250 people have been tested
for the novel coronavirus in the EU since the first case was reported. Except for the two confirmed cases, which
were referred to the UK and Germany, none of the tests were positive. The results of this survey were published in
Eurosurveillance on 6 December 2012.
http://ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications/Publications/20121207-Novel-coronavirus-rapid-risk-assessment.pdf
Novel coronavirus: ECDC updates its risk assessment
10 Dec 2012
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ECDC
ECDC has published another update of its risk assessment on the novel coronavirus. Two cases in Jordan have retrospectively been confirmed. These additional cases have increased the geographical area in which transmission of the virus has occurred. The two fatal cases were part of a cluster of 11 patients with respiratory symptoms linked to a hospital. The limited information available about this outbreak does not allow for an assessment of whether human-to-human transmission has occurred or indeed whether the cases in this cluster had the same cause.
The ECDC risk assessment highlights that healthcare workers should be alerted to the possibility of attending to patients who meet specific characteristics which would require an investigation according to the WHO case definition. The new WHO recommendations favour the investigation of patients returning from the Arabian Peninsula or its neighbouring countries, but do not exclude the testing of patients with unexplained pneumonia in the absence of such travel. A specific serological test and seroepidemiological studies are needed to investigate the occurrence of mild and asymptomatic infections. The diagnostic capacity for novel coronavirus is adequate in the EU. This is confirmed by a newly published article in Eurosurveillance on the results of a survey undertaken by ECDC and WHO. The virus genome is in the public domain and mechanisms for sharing samples and diagnostic methods between countries and laboratories are in place. As of 4 December 2012, a total of nine laboratory-confirmed cases of severe pneumonia caused by the novel coronavirus have been reported to WHO. Five of the nine cases were fatal. Onset of disease was from April to October 2012 and all cases were resident in Saudi Arabia, Qatar or Jordan during the presumed 10 days incubation period. ECDC endorses the WHO travel advice and does not advise any travel or trade restrictions for Saudi Arabia or Qatar. http://ecdc.europa.eu/en/press/news/Lists/News/ECDC_DispForm.aspx?List=32e43ee8-e230-4424-a783-85742124029a&ID=804 |
Overcome Bird Flu, Government Must Stop Import Ducks
Overcome Bird Flu, Government Must Stop Import Ducks
Monday, December 10, 2012, 15:24 pm
West Java Provincial Health Office destroyed bird flu affected chickens
Chairman of the Central Board (DPP) Himpuli, Ade M Zulkarnain, urged the government to stop the import of breeding ducks that have been done in Indonesia.
"Ducks imports must be stopped," said Ade told Reuters on Monday (10/12). According to him, the policy needs to be done to tackle bird flu outbreak that occurred in the past week.
Ade explained that the government must re-enable the poultry restructuring policy which had been halted.Digalakan massive restructuring program poultry from 2007 to 2010.
Beware, Bird Flu Strikes Back
About 50 percent of the population of ducks in Indonesia have died from bird flu disease. The spread of the virus H5NI happened in the last ten days of the alleged existence of ducks imported.
Data from the Association of Local Poultry Farmers Indonesia (Himpuli) states, the total duck population is maintained rancher reach as many as 53 million birds.
Indonesia Sentra most ducks in a number of places including Cirebon West Java, Central Java and East Java. "The case of ducks died of bird flu spread in some areas,'' said Chairman of the Central Board (DPP) Himpuli, Ade M Zulkarnain, told Reuters on Monday (10/12).
For example in Cirebon, Brebes, Starch, Mojokerto, Blitar, Tulungagung, and Pasuruan. In fact, the duck population in Pati, Central Java, died about 85 per cent of the total population. While the duck deaths from bird flu in Sukabumi undiscovered.
According to Ade, the bird flu attack this time was the vicious than ever before.Moreover, cases of death in ducks in large numbers just happened in the past month.
Monday, December 10, 2012, 15:15 pm
Ban on Indian poultry overseas
Countries including UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have imposed ban on import of poultry products from India due to bird flu and the government has asked Embassies overseas to take up the issue with the authorities concerned to lift the restriction, Parliament was informed today.
Meanwhile.. the Indonesian Entrepreneurs Association of Local Poultry has reported more than 300 thousand ducks died last week.
as I mentioned here http://swineflumagazine.blogspot.com/2012/12/indonesia-h5ni-kills-350000-ducks-in-3.html
Indo is having a fresh new outbreak everyday..
Hundreds of thousands of birds in some regions ducks died from bird flu strain recently discovered in Indonesia.
."Sub her type 2.3.2 which is a new finding in Indonesia different from AI virus that has been there, of 2.1,"..
..So far there have been no reports of a new type strain of bird flu in humans in Indonesia..
so far.. like I believe that
Ducks that can't swim and river chickens that can't fly should not be raised together
Indo is having a fresh new outbreak everyday..
Hundreds of thousands of birds in some regions ducks died from bird flu strain recently discovered in Indonesia.
."Sub her type 2.3.2 which is a new finding in Indonesia different from AI virus that has been there, of 2.1,"..
..So far there have been no reports of a new type strain of bird flu in humans in Indonesia..
so far.. like I believe that
Ducks that can't swim and river chickens that can't fly should not be raised together
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Japan suspends beef imports from Brazil
Japan, Asia's largest beef buyer, suspended imports of the meat from Brazil after a cow in Parana state tested positive for mad-cow disease.
"We suspended imports from Brazil as soon as an outbreak of BSE was confirmed," the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said in a statement, referring to bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or the brain-wasting disease known as mad cow
cruise-ship meningitis
The cruise-ship arrived in Spain after four cases of bacterial meningitis had been reported among members of its crew.
The ship, which has 2,800 passengers onboard arrived after sailing from the Italian port of Liverno.
The four infected crew members, two of whom are said to be in a serious condition, are in hospital, while the passengers and remaining crew have all been prescribed antibiotics as a precautionary measure.
Indonesian ducks can't swim
after dying by the 100's of 1000's but with dead chickens clogging up the streams there is no room really swim..
Now I will bet a dollar that some humans are taking Tamiflu Like chicklets and better believe that more than 1 human is feeling a little ill. Maybe somebody will find the story before I do, but I will just take it, like they have from me. If not, then you will see the story anyway, because it is about to make big news. ..
..bird flu virus has been attacking ducks and resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of ducks in East Java, Central Java, Yogyakarta and West Java, December 8, 2012).
Now I will bet a dollar that some humans are taking Tamiflu Like chicklets and better believe that more than 1 human is feeling a little ill. Maybe somebody will find the story before I do, but I will just take it, like they have from me. If not, then you will see the story anyway, because it is about to make big news. ..
..bird flu virus has been attacking ducks and resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of ducks in East Java, Central Java, Yogyakarta and West Java, December 8, 2012).
BIRDS CONTINUE TO PILE UP IN INDONESIA
Man they better get the flamethrowers out before all the creeks and streams are filled with dead chickens. The latest outbreak has 1000's more river chickens and there will soon be more. Ya see ..being the big tourist spot and all..the people on the beaches never see all the non swimming chickens..and your gov't is not telling you about it whatsoever. Enjoy your trip!!
India keeping a close watch on inbound travellers for coronavirus
HUH, Good thing they have all those ports of entry covered for a non infectious disease..especially one from the mid-east..The country has 25 airports, 12 ports and seven international land borders catering to international traffic. Health units, however, exist only at 21 points — most of which were established way back in 1950.
Chinese chickens smuggled into Vietnam testing positive for H5N1
..but of course they are! Chocked full of prohibited antibiotics and other healthy residues! MM MM Good!
..said the beginning of the year, the force function in the provinces captured, handled 130 cases of movement of poultry, poultry products smuggled; forfeiture and destruction of more than 143 tons of chicken ...?
According to the Department of Food Safety (Ministry of Health), 40% of Chinese chicken imports through Lang Son to be sampled tests have significant antibiotic chloramphenicol residues. These are prohibited from using antibiotics in livestock and aquaculture.
Mr. Vu Van Tam, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, said that 16/26 samples of poultry illegally caught Recent results positive for bird flu...
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Philippine gov't tries to prevent disease outbreak in typhoon-hit areas
The Philippine government urged Saturday the people in the evacuation centers in typhoon ravaged-areas to keep their temporary shelters clean to prevent the spread of diseases.
Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte, in an interview over a state-run radio station, said that the Department of Health (DOH) is also doing everything to ensure the health of 212,000 individuals who have been staying in 291 evacuation centers after they were displaced by Typhoon Bopha (local name Pablo).
"The Department of Health is doing what it can in the evacuation areas to make sure that disease doesn't spread. But we also need the cooperation of the evacuees themselves to keep their areas clean," she said.
Taiwan has a few more lies for you
...BAPHIQ stressed that the H5N2 avian influenza is an infectious disease of birds, has not caused a disease or health problem. The World Health Organization also repeatedly stated that the H5N2 and H5N1, is not harmful, and by the H5N1 virus worldwide concern, and inviting the public to rest assured. And poultry slaughterhouses to ante-mortem and postmortem examination, poultry meat that is marked carcasses compliance verification marks, or CAS meat, are qualified by the government meat inspector,....
Indonesia H5NI kills 350,000 ducks in 3 days
now mutated into clade 2.1....the government said was a mutation of the virus from ducks imported to the local ducks. "So the imports must be stopped,".... should be done immediately. Given that, in just three days, the deadly virus has more than 350,000 ducks. "Even in East Java, 60% of the local ducks died of bird flu,"..
Sounds serious..
Sounds serious..
Friday, December 7, 2012
Free ride is over
Dear , FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOV'TS, HOSPITALS, SCIENTIFIC ENTITIES AND GOVERNING HEALTH BODIES.
After reading my news for over 8 years, the time has come for some donations. I recently had a heart attack and can no longer work full time. To continue this site without some financial help is now going to be impossible.
Some of you may be happy about this and SOME of you will soon be searching for news in only a very few other places and even then, you will not get all available information. To keep the free flow of disease news flowing takes a lot of time..a LOT. As fast as I can find and post on these outbreaks, is as fast as you can get it.
This has actually become a free gov't and public service that I have never made a dime from. Now I am asking you for some help.
I always know most, if not all information on the web, concerning outbreak of disease, or outbreaks of violence and war news. Soon, if Syria uses some chemical weapons, I will be posting reports on that also..
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After reading my news for over 8 years, the time has come for some donations. I recently had a heart attack and can no longer work full time. To continue this site without some financial help is now going to be impossible.
Some of you may be happy about this and SOME of you will soon be searching for news in only a very few other places and even then, you will not get all available information. To keep the free flow of disease news flowing takes a lot of time..a LOT. As fast as I can find and post on these outbreaks, is as fast as you can get it.
This has actually become a free gov't and public service that I have never made a dime from. Now I am asking you for some help.
I always know most, if not all information on the web, concerning outbreak of disease, or outbreaks of violence and war news. Soon, if Syria uses some chemical weapons, I will be posting reports on that also..
If there are any interested parties, I am able to work on assignment or any specific disease outbreaks. Contact me thru Email for further info.
Treyfish
Norovirus is rampant in jolly old England
Run and get some..your travel agencies and federal gov'ts are sure to tell you all about it.
Hong kong drs search for mad cow infections
Man, they are fuckin up over there.. hope you didn't have any recent surgery in Hong Kong.
I wouldn't go to Iran if I were you
nope, wouldn't do it.. or Saudi Arabia..or Jordan..or Qatar..or UAE..or Egypt.
A meeting of the Global Health Security Initiative
..The starting point was the observation that concerted international action is needed to ensure that the health authorities are more responsive to the threat of international terrorism involving biological, chemical or radio-nuclear (CBRN) agents prepare and respond to events can...
..You might be interested in that.
..You might be interested in that.
Did I mention Russia has some bird flu?
Low path h5n2 they say.. killed over 4000..pretty strong low path bird flu.. I think I saw a story about it on t.v.
According to him, in the days of mass destruction (November 26-29) recorded the death of 4851 birds..
November 28 killed more than 600 birds in the morning on November 30 - about 5000,"
Must be poisoning of some kind.. yeah , thats it
According to him, in the days of mass destruction (November 26-29) recorded the death of 4851 birds..
November 28 killed more than 600 birds in the morning on November 30 - about 5000,"
Must be poisoning of some kind.. yeah , thats it
Vietnam is thoroughly infected with H5N1
8,500 chickens, ducks just today. Good thing I told of the guy that died a couple weeks ago..but tested negative..after eating infected birds..
Sudan has uncontrolled yellow fever!!
They better hurry up and stop that stuff before it is carried around by an errant mosquito...
Genetically modified mosquites to be released
Should work out very well for that state..almost positive about that..maybe
Banglidesh has bird flu?
..well you don't say..India too? Really? and Nepal? and Vietnam? Taiwain? Germany??
Well? what about Cambodia and Indonesia have it too, I heard about them.
Well? what about Cambodia and Indonesia have it too, I heard about them.
Jordan is having a disease problem in refugee's from Syria
Gosh..better find out what THAT is.. I will be right on it..
SSHH ..Kuwait has a ton of swine flu
But you knew that already didn't you?..at least that is what they are telling you
More than half of the european countries do not have a test for coronavirus
Good thing you have such an abundant supply of current information on it..
I am sure you are being told everything by the relevant authorities..Oh, uh, nevermind.. They just came by here to find out..
I am sure you are being told everything by the relevant authorities..Oh, uh, nevermind.. They just came by here to find out..
Saudi Arabia is hiding something
..and so is Jordan. Wondering what it is? So is your gov't. So are their own people. So is the surrounding nations. Well certainly your own medical authorities are telling you what is happening over there.. I am sure of it! Why, I bet you even know if anyone else is sick..today..
Egypt has a little bird flu problem
..well...not THAT little. Maybe you saw them talking about it on CNN or FOX news?? Didn't, huh?
Imagine that, Not even on the CDC or any other gov't sites??
Imagine that, Not even on the CDC or any other gov't sites??
My oh my, Brazil has a little problem..
Seems like they can't decide what kind of disease has infected at least 19 people.. you better start chasing it down..Your govt' wants to know what it is also..but are they telling YOU about it?
Does the UAE have SARS LIKE VIRUS??
Well I bet the federal and world governing bodies aren't telling you... and will not tell you for a month or more!!
Don't like that?? WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
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Your free ebola
news has been shut off..
Good thing it is not being told to you by by the Gov't .. or is ittoo bad they require people to tellTHEM where it is this week.Want to chage it?
WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
Good thing it is not being told to you by by the Gov't .. or is ittoo bad they require people to tellTHEM where it is this week.Want to chage it?
WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
Germany has bird flu
..and will have for a while. Like to know more>?/
WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
Taiwan has h5n2..or does it?
WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
Where is your BRAZILLIAN OUTBREAK STORIES?
WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
Where is your coronavirus news?..
Where is your coronavirus news?.. WELL IT IS TIME TO START DONATING. Do you think the shit just magically appears for you to carry home?
Thursday, December 6, 2012
CHP closely monitors a probable case of sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
| 6 December 2012 |
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The Centre for Health Protection (CHP) of the Department of Health today (December 6) received a report from the health authority of Macao concerning a probable case of sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) affecting a 51-year-old female Macao resident who had undergone a brain operation in a private hospital in Hong Kong. According to the health authority of Macao, the woman who developed progressive dementia with limbs spasm, unstable gait, muscle twitching and visual disturbance suggestive of CJD, has been admitted to a hospital in Macao on October 30. Her clinical diagnosis was sporadic CJD and the patient is now in severe condition. Investigation by the Macao health authority revealed that the woman had received a brain surgery in a private hospital in Hong Kong on September 19. Upon receipt of the report, the CHP acted in accordance with the international practice and advised the hospital to contact the patients who had undergone procedures using the same set of instruments as the patient since September 19. According to the current understanding, the transmission risk is extremely low. The contact tracing is a precautionary measure. A CHP spokesman said, "CJD is a rare disease that affects the brain and is thought to be caused by the build-up of an abnormal, transmissible protein called 'prion' in the brain." The spokesman said surgical instruments used on the patient should have been sterilised but may not be enough to eradicate the prions which are the causing agents of the disease. Contact tracing conducted by the hospital is under way. The clinical feature of CJD is characterised by dementia and difficulties in walking. Early symptoms include memory loss, unsteady gait and loss of co-ordination of limbs. These dementia-like symptoms will worsen and twitching of limbs and trunk will occur. Besides, visual disturbance, abnormal behaviour and seizures can occur. Most patients die within one to two years after onset of symptoms. Since CJD is not transmitted through casual contact, isolation of patients is not necessary. To prevent the disease from spreading, tissue or organ transplant from any CJD patients or re-use of potentially contaminated surgical instruments should be avoided. Ends/Thursday, December 6, 2012 http://www.chp.gov.hk/en/view_content/27170.html |
Suspected Virus attack, Thousands Dead Ducks in Bradford
Brebes:Thousands of ducks in the duck farm, village Limbangan, Bradford District, Brebes, Central Java, was found dead in recent days. This duck deaths allegedly caused by the bird flu virus attacks. before death, the ducks are caged experiencing seizures and within minutes the dead duck. Ducks that died fairly young age which is 40 days. Farmers were frantic duck deaths will continue to take place.Karennya, farmers choose to sell duck surviving to reduce losses to more. According to the Head of Animal Health Animal Husbandry Department Bradford, Jhoni Murahman, ducks death was allegedly due to the possibility of a new kind of virus like the bird flu which usually affect poultry. (Wrt3)
'video'
http://www.metrotvnews.com/read/newsvideo/2012/12/07/165925/Diduga-Serangan-Virus-Ribuan-Itik-di-Brebes-Mati/6
Regional Nursing Council visit hospital Curuçá, PA
Updated 6/12/2012 9:36 a.m.
Regional Nursing Council visit hospital Curuçá, PA
Entity accompanying research on health problems in hospital.
town Hospital will undergo a disinfection.
The Regional Nursing Council was on the afternoon of Wednesday (5) until Curuçá in northeastern Pará, to monitor the investigation into the health problems that affected employees of the city hospital. A committee of nurses attended a meeting with the Health Department of the municipality and health surveillance.
All patients who were admitted to the hospital Curuçá already been transferred to the building undergo a disinfection, but the state health department has not disclosed when it will happen.
The seven patients at the Hospital Barros Barreto, in Bethlehem, showed improvement in clinical status, according to the latest medical bulletin, but will remain in hospital. Other patients are in private hospitals in the capital.
video
http://g1.globo.com/pa/para/noticia/...curuca-pa.html
Regional Nursing Council visit hospital Curuçá, PA
Entity accompanying research on health problems in hospital.
town Hospital will undergo a disinfection.
The Regional Nursing Council was on the afternoon of Wednesday (5) until Curuçá in northeastern Pará, to monitor the investigation into the health problems that affected employees of the city hospital. A committee of nurses attended a meeting with the Health Department of the municipality and health surveillance.
All patients who were admitted to the hospital Curuçá already been transferred to the building undergo a disinfection, but the state health department has not disclosed when it will happen.
The seven patients at the Hospital Barros Barreto, in Bethlehem, showed improvement in clinical status, according to the latest medical bulletin, but will remain in hospital. Other patients are in private hospitals in the capital.
video
http://g1.globo.com/pa/para/noticia/...curuca-pa.html
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Genome sequence of new UK coronavirus published
Scientists at the Health Protection Agency (HPA) have been able to painstakingly piece together the entire virus from small amounts of material, with a view to helping determine its origin and the creation of therapies for the disease.
It is hoped researchers can establish how closely the UK case is linked to the first case of confirmed novel coronavirus, which was diagnosed in a patient from Saudi Arabia in June who subsequently died.
Currently, it is believed that there were independent sources of infection, while the closest relative to this coronavirus is thought to be a bat virus identified in 2008 in the Netherlands.
Professor Maria Zambon, director of the HPA's reference microbiology services, said: "Rapid disclosure of data enables diverse groups of scientists to study the virus in real time to help with the global health response and HPA are pleased to contribute to that."
The speed of this response reflects the lessons learned following the high-profile SARS outbreak in 2002-03.
To view the sequence see HPA.
http://www.pharmamicro.com/2012/12/genome-sequence-of-new-uk-coronavirus.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Pharmig+%28Pharmig%29
Contamination is not by any influenza virus
Tests done by the Instituto Evandro Chagas to see if the contamination occurred for some sort of flu viruses, including H1N1, came back negative - in 19 people infected in Curuçá Municipal Hospital in northeast Pará. But still no diagnosis to confirm the cause of the contamination.
Yesterday, the Municipal Health Curuçá asked the State to transfer the six patients who remain hospitalized in the unit where the contamination happened, to be made a new disinfection in hospital. A State Department of Health (Sespa) reported that three patients who were hospitalized were discharged. These are two women who were at St. Joseph Hospital in Castlebay, and another who was referred to a private clinic in Bethlehem and that there was no need to be hospitalized. A feeling of being at risk has left the population Curuçá startled.
The evil that affected 19 people may have contributed to the death of a 17 year old first name of Jennifer. Admitted to the Hospital Barros Barreto, along with three other nursing techniques and more secretary of the Municipal Hospital, isolated technique in nursing Cordovil Edna Cristina said that compared to the period when he reached the hospital, the picture has improved, but the oscillating symptoms still remain.
"I feel better, but there are times when we feel bad, we are well another time. I still feel dizzy, pain in the chest and neck, "he said. Surveillance in Health Sespa still awaiting the autopsy report of a girl who died pregnant. http://www.diariodopara.com.br/N-163794-CONTAMINACAO+NAO+E+POR+NENHUM+VIRUS+DE+GRIPE+.html
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Sespa disclose within 15 days the results of tests done on patients Curuçá
Updated 04/12/2012 at 18:53
Sespa disclose within 15 days the results of tests done on patients Curuçá
Bernardo Cardoso (c) told reporters that tests ruled out contamination by influenza viruses, including influenza A (H1N1)
The State Department of Public Health (Sespa) continues to investigate the cause of the disease that affects 19 people, residents of the city of Curuçá in northeastern Pará, and stipulated a deadline of 15 days to disseminate the results of all tests that are being performed by Instituto Evandro Chagas (IEC) and the Central Laboratory of the State (Lacen). In an interview on the afternoon of Tuesday (4), the director of the Department of Endemic Disease Control, Bernardo Cardoso, said that the tests were negative for common viruses like Influenza, including Influenza A (H1N1). However, several tests are still being conducted by the IEC and Lacen.
The main symptoms of the patients are fever, shortness of breath, oliguria (reduced urine volume), hypotension, hypoglycemia, bradycardia (slow heart rate) and hemorrhagic manifestations in the digestive system. Therefore, samples were taken from nasal and pharyngeal secretions of patients as well as blood for a series of laboratory tests such as blood culture and research of several viruses.
Bernardo Cardoso said the Sespa currently works with the following assumptions: poisoning and contamination by bacteria, viruses and fungus. For investigation of possible poisoning, the Department will work with the Toxicology Laboratory of the Federal University of Pará (UFPA), which examine the spilled accidentally in Curuçá Municipal Hospital, originally named as causing the problem.
The director emphasized that the state government, through Sespa, intensified work to discover the cause of the disease, "it remains unclear to doctors, specialists and researchers."
The director of Lacen, Licinius Lira, explained that laboratory investigations require time, because you have to wait for the possible cause of the disease to proliferate in the laboratory and can be identified. The Lacen also is analyzing samples of water that supplies the Hospital Curuçá.
The director of the Health Surveillance Sespa, Nobre Guimarães Rosa, said at the time, 14 patients remain hospitalized, including five in the University Hospital João de Barros Barreto, a Hospital in Port-day, two in the Women's Health Hospital, and six in Curuçá . She also said that the 3rd Regional Health Center is providing Sespa beds in Castlebay (municipality northeast region) to receive patients from Curuçá to the local hospital can be completely disinfected.
As Nobre Guimarães Rosa, technical areas of Epidemiology and Health Surveillance continue working in the municipality, to reassure the population.
http://www.agenciapara.com.br/noticia.asp?id_ver=113178
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