Avian Influenza: Senasa Activates Animal Health Surveillance in Arequipa
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The declaration of a 90-day health emergency issued by the National Agrarian Health Service (Sennasa) will not affect the production or supply of chicken in the country, said the Peruvian Poultry Association (APA), which described the measure as a preventive action to protect the industry from avian influenza.During an interview with Economy for All of RPP, the director of the APA, José Vera, explained that Senasa's decision was adopted after a …
Government declares health emergency for 90 days due to avian influenza
Faced with the declaration of the state of health emergency throughout Peru for 90 days; this situation has generated concern among poultry traders, markets and consumers, and has led to doubts about the consumption of poultry and its derived products, such as eggs, for fear of becoming infected with the virus. Added to this is a new question: Is it possible to directly contagion of birds infected with human beings? The National Center for Epide…
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