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A partir de un sitio de Indiana, hay mas cepas circulando, incluidas de baja patogenicidad que pudieran haber sido el precursor.

Fuente http://www.in.gov/boah/2390.htm

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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza

Hotlines

Affected Counties 2016

TBD = to be determined

Current Statewide Situation
Total number of affected premises = 10 
Total number of affected counties = 1 

Premises by County/Number of flocks
Dubois : 10

Total number of birds affected in Indiana
Commercial Turkey: 240,900

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Total: TBD

2015 HPAI Data

HPAI Information

Click herefor information on how to recognize the signs, use biosecurity and prevent spread.

More Cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Diagnosed in Indiana, January 16, 2016

Highly Pathogenic H7N8 Avian Influenza Diagnosed in Indiana Poultry Flock, January 15, 2016

High-Path Avian Influenza: Preparedness, Surveillance and Reporting: Animal Health Advisory, January 15, 2016

2015

Bird Movement Ban Lifts September 17, 2015

Modified Bird Movement Ban Effective July 10, 2015

Indiana Limits Bird Movements to Protect Against Avian Influenza: Animal Health Advisory, May 27, 2015

Poultry Sales Allowed Under Current Indiana Ban: Animal Health Advisory, May 29, 2015

FAQs to Clarify Poultry Commingling Ban: Animal Health Advisory, May 28, 2015

High-Path Avian Influenza: Animal Health Advisory, May 11, 2015

Food Safety & Human Health 

• The egg and poultry supplies are safe. All shipments of poultry and eggs are tested to ensure the absence of avian influenza (AI) before moving into the food supply. Always cook poultry products to 165 degrees. 
• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that the risk of transmission to humans is low. The strains of HPAI that are currently circulating in North America have no history of causing human illness. 
  • For more information visit the CDC website at: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/avianflu/h5/index.htm#_blank.

Permit Requirements for Control Areas

Movements of eggs, semen, live birds (including exotics and pets), bird carcasses, and poultry products (including byproducts such as feathers and manure) from HPAI control areas into Indiana must meet all entry requirements and be accompanied by a pre-approved permit. Permits must be obtained from the State Veterinarian of the state-of-origin after specific testing and/or biosecurity requirements are met.

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Health requirements for poultry entering Indiana

Surveillance Testing (wild birds)

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is sampling wild birds across the state. An interactive map with wild bird test results is available at: www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/8498.htm.

Response Zones

Click here for details about affected areas, including quarantines and movement restrictions.

Resources

4-H Poultry Activities

Indiana Poultry Production Data

USDA Trade/Export information

USDA Avian Influenza updates
CDC Information on Avian Influenza
FAQs About Avian Influenza
What's the Difference Between Avian Flu v. Pan Flu
Biosecurity for the birds
DNR Nuisance Wildlife information
DNR Nuisance Canada Goose information