荷兰农场暴发禽流感疫情 约7.1万只家禽被扑杀 为应对疫情，今年3月荷兰正式启动禽流感疫苗试点接种，将按照"循序渐进"原则，先选取一家农场接 种禽流感疫苗，然后再扩大到更多农场，试点时间将持续至2027年初。(完) 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：熊思怡 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 中新网海牙10月7日电 荷兰政府7日通报，荷兰东北部一家农场暴发禽流感疫情，约7.1万只家禽被扑 杀，这是时隔半年荷兰农场再度暴发禽流感疫情。 据荷兰农业、自然及食品质量部当日发布的公告，涉事农场位于荷兰东北部德伦特省阿恩亨泽市(Aa en Hunze)。为遏制疫情蔓延，当局正在扑杀农场约7.1万只家禽。 公告表示，涉事农场方圆3公里以内另有6家农场，正在接受荷兰农业、自然及食品质量部的筛查；方圆 10公里以内另有25家农场，即日起不得对外运送家禽、禽蛋、饲料以及家禽粪便、垃圾等。 这是时隔半年荷兰农场再度暴发禽流感疫情。今年3月，荷兰东部海尔德兰省皮滕市(Putten)一家农场暴 发禽流感疫情，当时约2.7万只家禽被扑杀。 作为欧洲禽类产品出口大国，荷兰约有2000多家禽蛋农场，每年鸡蛋净出口达60多亿枚，但从2021年至 2023年， ...

为防止疫情扩散，波兰已采取一系列防控措施，包括扑杀感染禽只、限制禽类及其产品流动、划定疫 区、开展消毒和监测等，并对疫情相关地区实施严格追踪和管控。 世界动物卫生组织表示，此次为波兰在今年5月宣布消灭禽流感后再次出现疫情。目前欧洲正值禽流感 季节性高发期，疫情风险不容忽视。 新华社华沙9月23日电（记者崔力）世界动物卫生组织22日通报，波兰报告了两起近日发生的高致病性 H5N1型禽流感疫情，已导致超过4000只家禽死亡。 根据波兰向总部位于巴黎的世界动物卫生组织提交的报告，疫情分别出现在波兰北部一家肉鹅养殖场和 一家火鸡繁育场，共导致超过4000只家禽死亡。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial poultry farm in southern Brazil has been effectively controlled, but 21 countries have fully suspended imports of Brazilian poultry products, impacting trade dynamics [1][2]. Group 1: Outbreak Details - The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture reported the first case of H5N1 avian influenza in a commercial farming system on May 16, 2023, in Monte Negro, Rio Grande do Sul [1]. - Following effective control measures including lockdowns, culling, and thorough disinfection, the affected farm has entered a 28-day quarantine period, with no new cases reported for 14 consecutive days [1]. Group 2: Trade Impact - A total of 21 countries have fully suspended imports of Brazilian poultry, with 14 specifically halting imports from Rio Grande do Sul and 4 from the outbreak's origin in Monte Negro [1]. - Despite the export restrictions, 70% of chicken production is directed towards the domestic market, indicating that the overall impact on the industry is manageable [2]. Group 3: Market Response - Poultry prices in São Paulo remain stable, and there is no significant panic among consumers regarding the H5N1 outbreak, as observed in local markets and restaurants [2]. - Reports indicate that suspected cases in other regions have been ruled out, further stabilizing the situation [2].

Core Points - Brazil has reported its first outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in commercial poultry farming, specifically the H5N1 strain [1] - The affected farm is located in Monte Negro, Rio Grande do Sul, primarily involved in breeding parent stock [1] - Approximately 1.7 million eggs have been destroyed in Rio Grande do Sul, and 450 tons of eggs from the affected area have been disposed of in Minas Gerais [1] - A special task force has been established to conduct biosecurity checks within a 10-kilometer radius of the outbreak site, inspecting 524 locations [1] - Disinfection checkpoints will be set up near the outbreak site to sanitize vehicles [1] - Brazil is the world's largest chicken exporter, and the government has assured that the risk of human infection is low, with certified poultry products deemed safe for consumption [1] Industry Impact - Several countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and the European Union, have announced a suspension of imports of Brazilian chicken [2]