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The animal, an Irerê, was not part of the zoo team, but was found dead last week next to a pigeon
An exam performed in Irerê found dead in the Brazilian zoo confirmed that the bird had a winter influence. This is the first case of infection in the capital of the country. The confirmation was informed by the Federal Government, on the night of Tuesday 3.
Irerê was not part of the zoo team, but was found dead last week next to a pigeon. Since then, the place has been closed.
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Brazil recorded its first focus on the avian influence on May 15, in a Matrixeiro (Farm Farm Farm) of commercial birds in Montenegro, in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre (RS). The Ministry of Agriculture declared a zoosanitary emergency in the Municipality of Montenegro for 60 days and in 180 days throughout the national territory.
Once the case has been detected, the Ministry has announced a series of measures to contain the disease, provided for in the national emergency plan, such as surveillance actions in rural properties and disinfection barriers. The measurements were applied to rural properties located up to 10 kilometers from Matrixeiro in which the focus was identified.
On May 26, Brazil informed the World Health Health Organization (OMSA) about the completion of EraDication policy. According to the report, the shares in the region were completed on 21. The Brazilian government also informed OMSA that no other cases of illness have been identified during epidemiological investigations.
Avial influence is an infectious disease that can infect birds and mammals and, rarely, human. Since 2022, outbreaks of the disease in domestic birds, birds and wild mammals in various countries of the Americas, such as Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, the United States, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela and, more recently, in Brazil.
The Ministry of Agriculture clarified that the disease is not transmitted by the consumption of poultry and eggs. The transmission takes place through direct contact with secretions, blood, feces and even with the fabric of infected bird or the inhalation of particles contaminated by their excretions.
Source: Terra
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