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Avian H5N1
Bird Flu
Outbreaks In Birds and Poultry
Details
Beginning in late June 2004, new outbreaks of lethal
avian influenza A (H5N1) infection among poultry were
reported by several countries in Asia: Cambodia, China,
Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Since May
2005, bird flu outbreaks in birds of H5N1 disease have been reported among
poultry in China, Kazakhstan, Romania, Russia, Turkey,
and Ukraine. China, Croatia, Mongolia, and Romania also
have reported outbreaks of H5N1 in wild, migratory birds
since May 2005.
For additional information about bird flu outbreaks in
birds, H5N1
and other avian influenza outbreaks among animals, visit
the World Organization for
Animal Health Web site.
Summary of Current Situation
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Animal Cases: Summary of Current Situation
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Since December 2003, avian influenza A (H5N1) infections in
poultry or wild birds have been reported in the following
countries:
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Africa:
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East Asia & the Pacific:
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Cambodia
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China
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Hong Kong (SARPRC)
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Indonesia
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Japan
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Laos
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Malaysia
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Mongolia
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Myanmar (Burma)
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Thailand
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Vietnam
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Europe & Eurasia:
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Albania
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Austria
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Azerbaijan
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Bosnia & Herzegovina (H5)
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Bulgaria
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Croatia
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Denmark (H5)
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France
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Georgia (H5)
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Germany
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Greece
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Hungary
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Italy
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Poland
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Romania
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Russia
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Serbia and Montenegro (H5)
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Slovak Republic
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Slovenia
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Sweden
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Switzerland
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Turkey
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Ukraine
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Near East:
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Egypt
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Iraq (H5)
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Iran
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Israel
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South Asia:
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Afghanistan
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India
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Kazakhstan
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Pakistan (H5)
For additional information about these reports, visit the
World Organization for Animal
Health Web Site.
Updated March 21, 2006
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