Hollannin lintuinfluenssa A(H5N8)

 A(H5N8) lintuinfluenssa tapaus ei jäänyt yhdeksi, vaan samaa esiintyi toisellakin farmilla OIE:n tiedon mukaan. 

Two Outbreaks of Bird Flu Confirmed in the Netherlands

05 December 2014

THE NETHERLANDS - The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) confirms the two outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza, strain H5N8 in Kamperveen and Zoeterwoude.
The outbreak in Kamperveen in Overijssel started on 21 November, and involved 14,600 birds. Around 100 died and the rest were destroyed. The farm is situated within the 1-km zone of the previously reported outbreak in Kamperveen.
The second outbreak started on 29 November at Zoeterwoude in Zuid-Holland (South Holland). It hit a flock of 28,000 layer and breeding hens, of which, 25 died and the rest were destroyed. All premises in the 10-km zone have been screened for the virus.

Eläinterveyden puolelta OIE raportoi vahvapatogeeninen (HPAI) H5N8 kanapatogeenin Hollannista. Yksittäinen tila saneerattu jo.

Hollannissa  jouduttiin kasseeraamaan siipikarjaa  eräässä  kylässä, kun  tuhat kanaa sairastui.  Loput 149 000 kasseerattiin  ja 10 km suojaväli asetettiin tilaan. Mahdollisesti asia on hoitunut täten. Eristetty virus on aiemmin vuonna 2003 aiheuttanut infektion.  Se katsotaan siipikarjalle  hyvin patogeeniseksi influenssavirukseksi  (HPAI) ja omaa antigeenit H5N8, mutta ei ole  ihmis-eläin- interfaasissa (HAI)  mainittuja viruksia.   http://www.oie.int/wahis_2/public/wahid.php/Reviewreport/Review?page_refer=MapFullEventReport&reportid=16535&newlang=en Information received on 16/11/2014 from Dr Christianne Bruschke, Chief Veterinary Officer Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Economic Affairs, The Hague, Netherlands

Summary

Report type	Immediate notification
Date of start of the event	14/11/2014
Date of pre-confirmation of the event	16/11/2014
Report date	16/11/2014
Date submitted to OIE	16/11/2014
Reason for notification	Reoccurrence of a listed disease
Date of previous occurrence	2003
Manifestation of disease	Clinical disease
Causal agent	Highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (HPAI)
Serotype	H5N8