Ninh Thuan announced H5N1 outbreak in bird's nest

On the morning of April 19, Mr. Tran Xuan Hoa, Vice Chairman of Ninh Thuan Provincial People's Committee signed a decision to announce H5N1 influenza outbreak in bird nest breeding in Thanh Binh theater (house 592 Thong Nhat, P. Dao Long, Phan Rang city - Cham Towers). This is the oat breeding facility of Yen Viet Company, with the number of over 100,000 birds infected with bird flu.

Earlier (April 18), Mr. Vu Van Tam - Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development came to the locality to observe closely. Vice Minister officially proposed Ninh Thuan province to proactively announce the epidemic on bird nest by public. Telegraph No. 10 / CD-BNN-TY sent to localities, strictly complied with RAHO No 6's recommendation on dealing with bird nest in Ninh Thuan.

Specifically: H5N1 outbreak of bird nest in 2 farms of Mr. Lam Trong Nhan in My Phuoc ward, Phan Rang - Thap Cham city and the base of Mr. Do Van Minh belonging to Yen Binh house of Yen Company Viet in Dao Long ward, there have been thousands of dead birds.

On the same day, the Department of Animal Health in Ninh Thuan has implemented the method of disinfection and disinfection, spraying chemicals to destroy bird nest at swiftlet Thanh Binh as agreed with Regional Veterinary Center 6, Ninh Thuan province agreed to spend cancel this nest after the meeting on April 16.

Provincial veterinarians, based on the instructions, have used 4 types of chemicals: Benkocid, Virkon, Formon, Cresyl mixed together and put into the spraying machine covering the entire house of oats, after covering the entrance holes, more than 1,000 birds oats are in the house of oats died of absorbing drugs.'The time of destruction is during the day, the bird nest has come to feed, so the number is not much, after this period, it is open to wait for the night when the birds will go to the nest to absorb the medicine and die. the case.

In the coming days, Ninh Thuan Veterinary Agency will organize several spraying sessions to destroy all the bird's nest at the site of the outbreak.