Avian flu outbreak hits Canadian province of British Columbia

Ministry of Foreign Affairs MFA of various European countries informed its citizens who are traveling to Canada that outbreaks of avian influenza broke out in the province of British Columbia, Canada.

According to an official press release, there were initially discovered two outbreaks, at a turkey farm in Abbotsford and a chicken farm in Chilliwack, both located near each other in two areas along Fraser Valley, southeast of Vancouver.

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Veterinary authorities have imposed a ban area within a radius of three kilometers and a quarantine area within a radius of 10 kilometers around the farms as well as a surveillance procedure on half of the province of British Columbia (southwestern part of the province).