Bonjour à tous,
Encore des nouvelles sur les aigrettes qui ont été retrouvées mortes à
Santo Antao: CV-H5N1 ou pas?
aujourd'hui, j'ai lu cette article,
http://www.afrol.com/articles/18327:
".... Also in Cape Verde, located far off the Senegalese coast, authorities feared the worst as a group of dead seabirds were found on the sparsely populated island on
Santo Antão. The island first was quarantined, but tests so far have not revealed the H5N1 virus, but the Pasteur Institute in Dakar has not yet concluded its tests.
Scientists indeed do not expect the wild birds found on Santo Antão to be infected by the H5N1 bird flu virus. This is "very unlikely to be bird flu," Professor Chris
Feare, a former head of bird research at the British Ministry of Agriculture, now an independent agricultural scientist, told afrol News today. On "remote and
isolated oceanic islands," one should not expect any spread of the feared animal disease among wild birds...."
Donc, pas de panique?
il faut quand même noter que le Senegal même envoie LEUR oiseaux morts en Italie
"....In Senegal, President Abdoulaye Wade this weekend revealed that a great number of dead wild birds had been sent to a laboratory in Italy to determine a possible bird flu outbreak. "All results are negative," President Wade announced - so far, no case of H5N1 virus has been detected in Senegal. ..."
