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£22.99In County Tyrone, thousands of birds are facing culling due to suspected avian flu at a commercial poultry facility. The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) received reports of the suspected case in Dungannon on Friday. Minister Andrew Muir confirmed that all 64,000 birds on site will be culled as a precautionary measure following thorough investigations and the implementation of disease control measures.
Moreover, temporary control zones (TCZ) have been established to prevent the potential spread of the disease. Brian Dooher, the Chief Veterinary Officer for Northern Ireland, urged all bird owners – whether commercial or backyard – to prioritize the protection of their flocks. This involves maintaining high levels of biosecurity and complying with the regulations outlined in the Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ).
The decision to cull the birds was not taken lightly, as authorities work to contain the suspected avian flu outbreak. Minister Andrew Muir emphasized the importance of taking swift and necessary steps to ensure the wellbeing of other poultry in the region. The proactive measures implemented by Daera and the Northern Ireland government aim to minimize the impact of the disease on the local bird population and prevent further spread of avian flu
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