Login

Forgotten your details?

« Back to previous page

New avian flu outbreak

12 November 2007

Defra has today confirmed Avian Influenza in turkeys on a premises near Diss on the Norfolk/Suffolk border after preliminary tests were positive for the H5 strain. The premises also contain ducks and geese. All birds on the premises will be slaughtered

Full confirmation of results, including whether or not this is H5N1 and whether the strain is high or low pathogenic will follow.

A 3km Protection Zone and a 10km Surveillance Zone are being established around the Infected Premises. Inside these zones bird movements will be restricted and all birds must be housed or otherwise isolated from contact with wild birds. We are also urgently considering with ornithological and other experts what wider measures may be needed.

All poultry keepers on the GB Poultry Register will be notified, and the EU Commission has been informed.

Our savings accounts can make banking simple and rewarding.
Business ResilienceEADS Defence & Security

Latest News

Healthcare Connections introduces pandemic flu pro… More…
20 November 2008

China denies space espionage following guilty plea… More…
20 November 2008

New boss for ID cards… More…
19 November 2008

UK most receptive to biometrics… More…
19 November 2008

RSS Feed symbol | What is RSS?
View all news items…

Latest Events

25 - 26 November, 2008
THE FUTURE OF THE CARBON MARKE…
Location: Le Meridien Piccadilly, London

2-3 December, 2008
ISNR London 2008 - The Interna…
Location: Olympia, London

3 - 5 December, 2008
Delivering Netcentric Operatio…
Location: Brussels, Belgium

View all events…

Key Articles

Is London on the brink of a data crunch?… More…
22 October 2008

The practical side of biometric security for the O… More…
22 October 2008

Tighter Budget, Canny Spending… More…
22 October 2008

Olympic Delivery Authority under pressure … More…
22 October 2008

RSS Feed symbol | What is RSS?
View all articles…


Design: Burnthebook