日本首都圈确认一起高致病性禽流感疫情 中新网东京12月30日电 (记者 朱晨曦)日本农林水产省30日发布消息，埼玉县岚山町一家农场暴发高致 病性禽流感疫情。这是本次禽流感流行季日本首都圈地区首次确认禽流感疫情，也是日本全国第12起疫 情。 日本首都圈地区包括东京都、埼玉县、千叶县和神奈川县。农林水产省发布的公报说，埼玉县相关部门 29日接到岚山町一家农场报告后，立即派人进入该农场展开调查，并实施禽流感简易检测，结果呈阳 性。30日完成的基因检测结果显示，该农场饲养的家禽感染了高致病性禽流感病毒。 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资讯。 每年秋冬到次年春季是日本的禽流感流行季。据日本朝日电视台报道，受去年秋季至今年年初流行的禽 流感疫情影响，日本全国约6.5%的蛋鸡被扑杀，导致鸡蛋供应不足。报道称，本次禽流感流行季疫情 接连暴发，若鸡蛋供应不能恢复，鸡蛋价格恐将持续高企。(完) 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：付健青 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 公报说 ...

转自：北京日报客户端 当地时间12月29日，荷兰最新禽流感疫情出现在林堡省伊瑟尔斯泰恩的一家肉鸡养殖场，当天该养殖场 约15.3万只肉鸡被紧急扑杀，这也是该地区近日确认的第四起禽流感疫情。 涉疫养殖场附近12家养殖场将在未来几天内接受密切监测，以防疫情进一步扩散。 荷兰禽流感疫情于今年10月再度出现，随后报告的病例数量不断增加。据荷兰农业部门公布的数据，为 遏制持续蔓延的禽流感疫情，迄今已有近160万只禽类被扑杀。 来源：央视新闻客户端 ...

当地时间12月29日，荷兰最新禽流感疫情出现在林堡省伊瑟尔斯泰恩的一家肉鸡养殖场，当天该养殖场 约15.3万只肉鸡被紧急扑杀，这也是该地区近日确认的第四起禽流感疫情。 涉疫养殖场附近12家养殖场将在未来几天内接受密切监测，以防疫情进一步扩散。 荷兰禽流感疫情于今年10月再度出现，随后报告的病例数量不断增加。据荷兰农业部门公布的数据，为 遏制持续蔓延的禽流感疫情，迄今已有近160万只禽类被扑杀。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

日本北海道确认一起高致病性禽流感疫情 中新网东京12月29日电(记者 朱晨曦)日本农林水产省29日发布消息，北海道由仁町一家农场暴发高致病 性禽流感疫情。这是本次禽流感流行季北海道确认的第三起禽流感疫情，也是日本全国第11起疫情。 农林水产省说，北海道相关部门28日接到由仁町一家农场报告后，立即派人进入该农场展开调查，并实 施禽流感简易检测，结果呈阳性。29日完成的基因检测结果显示，该农场饲养的家禽感染了高致病性禽 流感病毒。 据北海道当地媒体报道，相关部门29日上午已开始对这家农场所饲养的约6000只蛋鸡进行扑杀、焚烧和 掩埋处理。 日本大型销售公司"JA全农鸡蛋"近日发布的数据显示，今年东京地区中号鸡蛋平均批发价为每公斤324 日元(约合14.5元人民币)，刷新有统计以来最高值。 据日本朝日电视台报道，受去年秋季至今年年初流行的禽流感疫情影响，日本全国约6.5%的蛋鸡被扑 杀，导致鸡蛋供应不足。报道称，本次禽流感流行季疫情接连暴发，若鸡蛋供应不能恢复，鸡蛋价格恐 将持续高企。 每年秋冬到次年春季是日本的禽流感流行季。10月22日，北海道白老町确认日本本季第一起禽流感疫 情，11月2日，北海道惠庭市又确认一 ...

香港紧急出手。 因美国南达科他州Edmunds县和北卡罗来纳州Wayne县 暴发 高致病性H5N1禽流感，香港食物环境卫生署食物 安全中心今日宣布，暂停从上述地区进口禽肉及禽类产品（包括禽蛋）。 另外，欧美地区正面临一波空前超级流感疫情。美国疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）公布的最新估计数据显 示，美国本流感季以来已有约290万例流感病例，其中住院病例约3万例，死亡病例约1200例。另据英国国民保 健署近日公布的数据，流感病例创下历年同期新高。英国卫生大臣韦斯·斯特里廷警告称，病例人数在达到高 峰前可能再增加两倍。 香港：暂停进口 今日，据香港特区政府新闻公报，香港食物环境卫生署食物安全中心12月16日宣布，因应世界动物卫生组织通 报，指美国南达科他州Edmunds县和北卡罗来纳州Wayne县 暴发 高致病性H5N1禽流感，中心即时指示业界暂 停从上述地区进口禽肉及禽类产品（包括禽蛋），以保障香港公众健康。 香港食物环境卫生署食物安全中心发言人表示，根据政府统计处的数据，今年1—9月，中国香港从美国进口约 40060吨冰鲜和冷藏禽肉及约262万只禽蛋。 发言人说："中心已就事件联络美国当局，并会继续密切留意世界动 ...

Group 1 - The Netherlands has confirmed its first case of a cat dying from H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza virus [1] - A kitten from a goat farm was found dead and tested positive for the virus, with other kittens from the same litter also suspected to be infected [1] - The infection is believed to have occurred after the mother cat brought back a dead wild bird, which may have carried the virus [1] Group 2 - The avian influenza situation in the Netherlands is serious, prompting the government to implement nationwide measures for poultry confinement and isolation [2] - A transport ban has been enforced within a 10-kilometer radius of outbreak points, prohibiting the movement of poultry, eggs, and other animal products from affected farms [2]

Core Insights - The Friedrich Loeffler Institute reports that as of November 11, Germany has detected avian influenza virus in 122 farms and 1,125 cases among wild birds, with over 1 million poultry culled to date [1][1][1] - Germany is experiencing the most severe impact from the avian influenza outbreak compared to other European countries this year [1][1][1] - The institute notes a sharp increase in poultry infections and a significant rise in wild bird cases, particularly among cranes, which are exacerbating the spread of the virus during their autumn migration [1][1][1] - There are currently no signs of alleviation in the avian influenza situation, with the risk level remaining "high" [1][1][1]

Core Points - Japan's Niigata Prefecture has reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, marking the fourth case of the current flu season, with over 1.5 million birds affected [1][5] - The local government confirmed the outbreak on October 9, following an increase in reported deaths at a poultry farm, leading to the culling of 280,000 chickens to prevent further spread [3][5] - The avian flu outbreak has raised concerns about rising egg prices, which have already surged due to feed price increases and reduced production from summer heat [7] Summary by Category - **Outbreak Details** - The outbreak in Niigata is the second reported in the prefecture this season, with the first case occurring in Hokkaido on October 22, resulting in the culling of approximately 450,000 chickens [5] - A total of four outbreaks have been reported in Japan since the start of the current avian flu season [1][5] - **Government Response** - Niigata Prefecture has implemented a transportation ban for poultry and eggs from farms within a 10-kilometer radius of the outbreak site to contain the virus [3] - **Market Impact** - The ongoing avian flu situation has exacerbated existing concerns over egg supply shortages and price increases, following a record culling of over 17 million birds from October 2022 to April 2023 due to avian flu [7]

Core Points - A highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak has been confirmed at a poultry farm in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, leading to the emergency culling of approximately 280,000 affected chickens [1] - Since the start of the current avian influenza season, Japan has reported four outbreaks, with a total of over 1.5 million affected birds [1] - The local government has imposed restrictions on poultry and egg transportation within a 10-kilometer radius of the outbreak site to prevent further spread [1] Summary by Category Outbreak Details - The outbreak was confirmed on October 9, following an increase in reported deaths among chickens at the farm [1] - This is the second outbreak reported in Niigata Prefecture during the current avian influenza season, which typically runs from autumn to spring [1] - The first outbreak of the current season was reported on October 22 in Hokkaido, resulting in the culling of about 450,000 chickens [1] Economic Impact - Rising feed prices and reduced production due to summer heat have already driven up egg prices in Japan, which are currently at a high level [1] - The spread of avian influenza has raised concerns about further increases in egg prices [1] - From October 2022 to April 2023, over 17 million birds were culled due to avian influenza, setting a record for the highest number of culled birds in a single outbreak season in Japan [1] - The previous outbreaks led to a shortage of eggs in Japan, causing a situation referred to as "egg scarcity" [1]

Core Insights - The avian influenza outbreak in Germany is worsening, with nearly 1 million birds, including chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys, culled to manage the situation [1] - Since early September, 66 poultry farms across Germany have reported cases of avian influenza, with no signs of abatement [1] - The outbreak is expected to spread further due to the migration of autumn wild birds, particularly affecting the southwestern regions of Germany [1] Summary by Category Outbreak Details - The most severely affected area is Lower Saxony in northwestern Germany, with 30 farms reporting outbreaks [1] - Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern follow, with 11 and 7 farms affected, respectively [1] - The Friedrich Loeffler Institute has raised the risk level for poultry farms from "low" to "high" due to the early onset of this year's outbreak compared to previous years [1] Causes and Spread - The ongoing spread of the avian influenza is closely linked to the migration activities of wild birds, which can carry the virus to poultry farms along their migratory routes [1] Preventive Measures - In addition to culling measures, protective zones have been established in various regions to contain the outbreak [1] - Saarland became the first federal state in Germany to require poultry to be kept indoors starting October 30, transitioning free-range birds to closed housing to reduce infection risks [1] - Hamburg also announced a ban on free-range poultry on October 31 [1]