The above is 109 or the number of cases

Até às 8h30 de leaf (25), or provide online consultation data panel According to statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (picture), 109 outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) have occurred since the first diagnosis., occurred on May 15th.106 cases in wild birds only, 3 of which birds

survival. Six other cases are under investigation.

There are still 29 cases in Espírito Santo state, 28 in wild birds and 1 in a Quintal farm bird.. There have been 18 jungle bird outbreaks in Rio de Janeiro. Sao Paulo added three more records and now has 32 confirmed cases. Paraná has 12 light bulbs.

Bahia subsequently hosted four events. There are 13 cases in Santa Catarina state, 12 in wild birds and 1 in farmland birds. The state of Rio Grande do Sul continues to process registered cases. The main focus in Mato Grosso do Sul at that time was the breeding of birds on quintal farms.

The total number of outbreaks confirmed so far in Brazil is considered to be over.

The map continues to alert people so that they do not collect birds they find dead or dead and to provide assistance to the nearest veterinary services to prevent people from escaping.

According to the World Organization for Animal Health (WHO), Brazil remains free of highly pathogenic avian influenza as no cases have been detected among commercial birds in the production sector.

animal health emergencies

Following advice from the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock ( map ), 15 states have now declared an animal health emergency to take measures to deal with avian influenza.

Now, we have custom-made for the states of Santa Catarina, Espírito Santo, Bahia, Tocantins, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, Sierra Leone The states of Elgipe, Piauí, Goiás, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Amazonas, Pará and Mato Grosso.

*Under the supervision of Enrique Almeida

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