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Thursday, December 18, 2008
Print This Page Newcastle Disease Continues to Hit Belize
BELIZE - The veterinary authorities have sent a follow-up report to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) on the situation with Newcastle disease in the country. There have been a further five outbreaks.
Follow-up report number 2 from the veterinary authorities in Beliza is dated 16 December and describes five new outbreaks of Newcastle disease: in Santa Rosa and Bella Vista (both in Stann Creek); in Hersheys and Valley of Peace (both in Cayo) and in Burrell Boom (Belize). All these districts are in the centre of the country.
In total, 500 backyard birds were involved, of which there were 248 cases, including 240 deaths. The other birds were destroyed or slaughtered.
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