Bangladesh's authorities have culled about 13,000 chickens so far this year following fresh outbreak of bird flu last month, officials said Monday. Ataur Rahman, a government's bird flu control room official, told Xinhua Monday, "Some 12,789 chickens were culled so far this year after detecting avian influenza in some commercial farms." Of total, he said, "Some 9,526 birds, including 8,821 in a commercial firm in Dhaka, were culled in the first week of this month." Fresh outbreak of bird flu was detected in Bangladesh in January with arrival of winter season when the authorities said that they culled 3,263 chickens in three commercial farms
Guest bird
Bangladesh's authorities have culled about 13,000 chickens so far this year following fresh outbreak of bird flu last month, officials said Monday. Ataur Rahman, a government's bird flu control room official, told Xinhua Monday, "Some 12,789 chickens were culled so far this year after detecting avian influenza in some commercial farms." Of total, he said, "Some 9,526 birds, including 8,821 in a commercial firm in Dhaka, were culled in the first week of this month." Fresh outbreak of bird flu was detected in Bangladesh in January with arrival of winter season when the authorities said that they culled 3,263 chickens in three commercial farms
0 comments:
Post a Comment