US EditionAvian influenza detected in Dalen; 15,000 chickens culled, transport bans imposed
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Avian influenza has been detected at a laying hen farm in Dalen, Netherlands, near Coevorden. According to Dutch authorities, approximately 15,000 hens have been culled to prevent further spread of the virus. The established ten-kilometer exclusion zone extends into the area of the municipality of Emlichheim. More...
Avian influenza detected in Dalen; 15,000 chickens culled, transport bans imposed
Avian influenza has been detected at a commercial laying-hen farm in Dalen, Drenthe, prompting the culling of about 15,000 chickens and the immediate imposition of transport restrictions in the surrounding area, authorities said. The restricted zone extends into parts of Overijssel and a small section of Germany.The case follows a separate outbreak within 3 kilometers in early December that led to the culling of 23,000 chickens at another farm t…
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