AVIAN INFLUENZA (AI)

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APPENDIX 9 NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA (NAI) SURVEILLANCE

VETERINARY EXTENSION

FINLAND S ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICE (FAHS)

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REPUBLIC OF TURKEY MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF PROTECTION AND CONTROL AVIAN INFLUENZA (AI) SITUATION IN TURKEY AND LESSONS LEARNED By H. Haluk A KARO LU Section Director 12 July 2006, Ankara-TURKEY

AI BACKYARDS AND WILD BIRD OUTBREAKS IN TURKEY 27.04.2006 201 Backyards outbreaks 30 Wild Birds outbreaks

OUTBREAKS Occurred in a privately owned free range (backyard) turkey holding in Manyas-Bal Balıkesir. Notified to the OIE on October 8,, 2005. In the second outbreak that occurred in Aralık-I dır in December 2005, the H5 strain was detected by the Bornova Veterinary Control and Research Institute and the agent was confirmed as HPAI H5N1 by thet Weybridge Institute. Since December 201 outbreaks have occurred. Except for one case detected in a small scale commercial broiler farm, all outbreaks have occurred in backyard poultry. In addition to HPAI H5N1, LPAI H7N1 has also been detected. At present there are no suspect cases. 21 human cases have been detected (4( deaths)

LABORATORY RESULTS Number of tested samples: 14,934 Positive results: 389 Negative results: 13,039

CULLING Number of animals culled in quarantine areas 906,648 648 Number of animals culled outside quarantine areas 1,619,855 Total number of culled animals 2,526 26,503 Number of culled spent hens 13,417,511

GENERAL MEASURES IN OUTBREAKS (I) Activation of the National Disease Crisis Centre and the Local Disease Crisis Centres Establishment of protection and surveillance zones Compensated culling and disposal of susceptible animals within the protection zone and suspect areas Strict control of the movements of live poultry, poultry products, and equine animals

GENERAL MEASURES IN OUTBREAKS (II) Ban on the hunting of wild birds throughout the country or some part of the country, Increase of bio-security measures in commercial holdings, Prohibition of sales of live poultry in local markets, Establishment of check points for the control of illegal animal movements, Cleaning and disinfection of vehicles/in outbreak areas, Conduction of clinical and epidemiological surveys in surveillance zones, Increase of public awareness and performance of trainings.

GENERAL MEASURES IN OUTBREAKS (III) Provision of information to international organisations, the EU and neighbouring countries, Strengthening of Veterinary Research and Control Institutes with regard to equipment for rapid and efficient diagnostic services, Preparation of a Government Announcement to be broadcasted in news bulletins of Turkish radio stations, Dissemination of posters, leaflets and other printed material, Establishment of cooperation with the Ministries of Internal Affairs, Health, Environment and Forestry and other relevant units, Strengthening of outbreak areas through provision of protective clothing, disinfectants and application equipment, and personnel.

ECONOMIC MEASURES (I) Discussion of the issue in the meeting of the Evaluation Committee for Economic Problems, Compensated culling and disposal of spent hens, Slaughter and rendering of spent hens, Deferment of tax dues and premium of the Social Security for the sector,

ECONOMIC MEASURES (II) Forward sales of raw feed materials by the Turkish Grain Board, Provision of low-interest long-term operating loans, Deferment of electricity bills, Increase of the poultry meat consumption of public organisations, Poultry meat and egg subsidies to owners whose poultry have been culled.

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (I) Contingency Plan Update of the contingency plan, Translation of the relevant EU legislation, Drafting of the Implementing Regulation.

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (II) Definition of the Disease and Identification of the Pathogen Typification of the virus Determination of the pathogenicity of the virus

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (III) Commission Studies Scientific Committee Meeting, Meeting of the Advisory Committee on Animal Health.

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (IV) Laboratory Studies Unity of Method Implementation, Ring Test Programme, Bio-safety.

Field Surveys MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (V) Outbreak Investigation, Survey for Commercial Holdings, Survey for Free Zones, Survey for Wildlife.

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (VI) Training and Publication Presentation and Epidemiology of the Disease, Protection and Control PlanP lan, Legislation, Case Definitions, Laboratory Diagnosis, Public Awareness.

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (VII) Vaccination Determination of alternative vaccination strategies and programmes for worst case scenarios.

MEDIUM TERM STRATEGY FOR COMBAT WITH AI (VIII) Holding Structure & Economic Measures Rehabilitation of rearing of backyard poultry in villages, Payment of premiums for slaughter and rendering of spent hens of and above the age of 60 weeks.

EXPERIENCES (I) Increase in public awareness has led to increase in disease notification, Decrease has occurred in the consumption of poultry meat and eggs, The flow of samples to laboratories has increased, The bio-safety of laboratories may be at risk,

EXPERIENCES (II) The social status of veterinarians has evolved due to the animal welfare aspect of culling practices, Commercial establishments may take advantage of outbreaks for sales of vaccines and biological substances, Lack of personnel specialised in information and communication may cause difficulties, Emergency funds must be put in place to compensate for the economic loss of the poultry sector.

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