They closed Tuxpan Island after a bird was found dead from bird flu

written in veracruz he November 7, 2023 · 10:33 pm

Tuxpan, look. – due to detection Avian Influenza in a dead bird lobos islandlocated in a common coastal area tuspan and tamiawait has been There is a complete ban on travel and staff access is restricted The president of the association confirmed, who works there? Tuxpan travel service provider, Gabriel Gomez Ruiz.

Respondents stated that they had received notification from the Port Authority regarding this measure.this Avian Influenza

, as. .and be known Avian Influenzaable influence human beingsFrom mild respiratory infections to serious conditions like pneumonia and even death, that’s why it’s important to take the appropriate steps.

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“The decision to close Lobos Island was made based on a notification from the Second Sanitary Jurisdiction (JSN2) and the Flora and Fauna Conservation Service of the Lobos-Tuxpan Reef System. For safety reasons, all tourism activities are suspended until further notice Notification. Warning”Gomez Ruiz said.

The president of the Tuxpan Tourism Service Providers Association acknowledged that this Will severely impact tourism service providers and the local economy

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“The duration of this restriction is uncertain as human testing and JSN2 protocols must be followed before activities on the island can be resumed,” he concluded.

It is worth noting that until a few months ago, a permanent campaign launched by SAGARPA in coordination with the Agricultural Development Agency continued, in which thousands of doses of the drug were administered free of charge to all poultry.stop spread of disease.

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It is speculated that the bird that died on the island was Test result is positivepossibly a migratory birds Someone coming from the United States or Canada, he may be infected. Authorities are already looking at measures to prevent more wild birds from contracting the disease, so they will be monitored.

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