中国での鶏インフルエンザA(H7N9)の流行で、現在まで6人の感染死亡患者と21人の感染患者が確認、上海の鳥市場では、2万1000羽の鶏が殺害処分に。上海政府は、公開鳥市場の閉鎖、治療薬Peramivirの予防注射の準備などで鳥インフルエンザへの防疫体制を強化
Shanghái se prepara para una epidemia de gripe aviar
Las Autoridades comienzan a administrar un medicamento que consideran efectivo, pero el temor entre la población continúa
Zigor Aldama Shanghái 7 ABR 2013 - 19:26 CET
Shanghai is preparing for a bird flu epidemic
The authorities began to administer a drug that considered effective, but the fear among the population continues
Aldama zigor Shanghai 7 ABR 2013 - 19:26 CET
China Eastern has brought heavy artillery to fight the new avian flu has banned the trade of live birds, has ordered the closure of all outdoor markets, which have sacrificed more than 21,000 chickens and ducks, maintains hospitals on high alert, and sent the substances necessary to perform tests to 409 laboratories all over the country. In addition, health authorities have approved this Saturday in patients using injections of a drug-peramivir-effective considering to deal with the strain of virus that has the country in check.
But, although the rate at which new cases appear has been reduced and there has been no more deaths since Friday, in total, six-, Shanghai authorities say it will be difficult to avoid an epidemic in the country's most populous city -24 million inhabitants, which has the largest number of H7N9 virus infections, the total has now risen to 21.
The concern is that chickens have tested positive in the economic capital of China. Specifically, eight of the 19 samples collected on Saturday in Shanghai three markets were contaminated by the new strain of bird flu. Therefore, the government has decided to maintain the ban on trade in live birds, a measure that also adopted neighboring capitals Hangzhou and Nanjing, and is compensating salespeople whose animals have sacrificed at least 50% of the market price. "Very little", criticizing several traders who spoke yesterday with the country on condition of anonymity. "It is normal that some colleagues are trying to stop them from killing birds and look for another channel to sell".
That is precisely what causes the fear of the population. The World Health Organization, which is not recommended at the moment no special control borders or restrictions on travel plans, it does confirm that you should not eat sick animals, although theoretically the virus dies at high temperatures. "First came thousands of dead pigs in the river, then ducks were, today were 600 kilos of fish floating. And then there are the new chickens with bird flu. With morality with our entrepreneurs and the lack of government control, ending insurance on our plate, "lamented Minglei Cao, a housewife Shanghai.
It is the only one who is suspicious of vaunted transparency by the Government. Japan has asked Beijing Saturday to send samples of the virus as soon as possible to continue working on a vaccine. And Hong Kong decided to dust off the 1,400 isolation beds installed following the outbreak of atypical pneumonia-SARS-a decade ago. "Be prepared for H7N9, because the virus can get to Hong Kong," said the head of the Health area of the autonomous government of the former British colony, Ko Wing-man.
Not surprisingly, 62% of respondents to a survey by the South China Morning Post this week expected to come to light first patients with the virus in Hong Kong. The newspaper also expressed concern in an editorial titled Beijing has to give the world complete information about the avian flu outbreak. The truth is we still do not know the source of infection, although it is speculated that it is in the poor conditions in which birds malviven farms in the more developed areas of the country.
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