Mission 2; first phase of emergency vaccination. Appendix 6

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1 Appendix 6 PROGR OF TH MRGCY CATTL AD MALL RUMIAT VACCIATIO CAMPAIG I THRAC RGIO OF TURKY (February to April 2006) Report compiled by UFMD ecretariat, FAO Rome Data provided by the GDPC, Government of Progress of the emergency cattle and small ruminant vaccination campaign in region of (February to April 2006) Report compiled by UFMD ecretariat, FAO Rome Data provided by the GDPC, Government of ituation at start of 2 nd UFMD mission region Mission 2; first phase of emergency vaccination UFMD mission - Meeting with Provincial Directorates, dirne 19 th Feb On the use of AP Institute vaccine delivered for V Advice: Apply V in THR Phases, with first Phase being to complete a north-south zone that includes all 1) affected villages and districts, 2) those immediately neighbouring on the west side 3) those in Tekirdag in proximity to affected locations in Kirklareli. This Phase to be completed within one week (by 26th Feb) mergency vaccination area priorities identified at meeting with Provincial Directors region. UFMD 2 nd mission February 06 50

2 econd phase emergency vaccination The second Phase would involve V supplied by C; Priorities: Complete Phase 1: to vaccinate the remaining parts of dirne, Kirklareli and Tekridag Provinces as a priority, within one month; Vaccination in Istanbul and uropean parts of Canakkale should also proceed but may be seen as less high priority. pecies: vaccinate small ruminants also Ages: Vaccination of young animals could reduce the gaps in vaccination and protect vulnerable ages, since maternal immunity to A22 should not feature. The vaccination could be given to calves from a day of age (to reduce deaths in very young animals from FMD), although MRIAL have suggested 2 months of age for the first vaccination on the basis of their own data. upporting emergency vaccination Recognising that AI control is also a priority for Government staff and that vaccination needs to be controlled to ensure all relevant animals are vaccinated in correct manner 2 nd mission has identified need to support GDPC to rapidly implement vaccination in priority areas Discussion on how: vaccinators and transport main constraints Third phase Reduce risk of waning immunity Booster immunisations needed ince the A22 is a primo-vaccination ince high immunity required to provide protection against the new strain ince infection will remain in contaminated holdings Thereby reduce risk at turn out of animals in May Priorities could be made - districts with confirmed infection Progress of emergency campaign Cattle Vaccination Objective (as agreed with GDPC at final meeting of 2 nd UFMD mission) : complete vaccination of large and small ruminants in 5 provinces of by end of March 2006 Following slides are based on data provided by GDPC on a weekly basis in March and April to FAO Other controls: Provinces Continue policy of slaughter without delay of clinical cases (risk also of in contact) Movements under strict control Markets to remain closed (duration should be considered according to situation in whole region) Post-outbreak surveillance important to prove level of immunity (and provide assurance that infected locations are known ). Proportion th Feb Proportion of Cattle Vaccinated (pring ) 3rd 10th 17th 24th 31st 07th April 14th April March March March March March Date Kirklareli dirne Canakkale Istanbul Tekirdag /03/06 51

3 /03/ /03/ > /03/ /03/06 Provinces /04/ /04/06 Proportion 0.20 mall Ruminant Vaccination Coverage ( pring 2006) Kirklareli dirne Canakkale Istanbul 20th 3rd 10th 17th 24th 31st 7th April 14th Tekirdag Feb March March March March March April Date 52

4 mall ruminant vaccination coverage mall Ruminant Vaccination (pring ) 03/03/06 mall ruminant vaccination coverage mall ruminant vaccination coverage 10/03/06 31/03/06 mall ruminant vaccination coverage mall ruminant vaccination coverage /03/06 07/04/06 mall ruminant vaccination coverage mall ruminant vaccination coverage /03/06 14/04/06 53

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