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Bird Flu in Oudemolen, 14,000 Chicks Killed
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In Oudemolen, North Brabant, 14,000 chicks have been killed because bird flu was detected at a poultry farm. There are no other poultry farms within 1 kilometer of the farm in the municipality of Moerdijk.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Bird flu was detected at a broiler farm in Oudemolen on Saturday. To prevent further spread of the virus, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) will have approximately 14,000 broilers culled. A 10-kilometer zone has been established immediately around the infected farm. Within this zone, there is a transport ban for birds, eggs, manure, and used litter. The disposal of manure and used litter is also prohibited. Animal…
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