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The Ministry of Agriculture in the country has reacted to the dead chickens on three farms in Durrës, explaining that there are no cases of bird flu.
After the analysis performed on three different dates and with over 60 samples, the possibility of the presence of bird flu was excluded.
The results of the analysis in the reference laboratory confirm that there are no diseases that endanger the consumer or food products of poultry origin.
“The Ministry of Agriculture through the National Agency of Veterinary and Plant Protection and the Institute for Food Safety and Veterinary informs the public that there is no case of the presence of avian influenza (bird flu) in Albania so far.
After analyzes performed on three different dates and with over 60 samples, the results obtained from the samples sent by the National Agency of Veterinary and Plant Protection to the laboratory certified at the Institute for Food Safety and Veterinary categorically exclude avian influenza viral disease . The results of the analysis in the reference laboratory confirm that there are no diseases that endanger the consumer or food products of poultry origin. We would like to inform you that the suspected cases are located in only 2-3 establishments in a single area. “The National Veterinary Agency and Plant Protection and the Institute for Food Safety and Veterinary are under constant monitoring and are conducting checks to verify the reasons for this epizootic situation”, it is said in the reaction.
In three of the largest poultry farms in Durrës that cover the needs for eggs and chickens in the market, about 500 thousand chickens have died.
Dead birds have been exterminated in poultry house crematoria, while work is underway to keep these outbreaks isolated.
Meanwhile, there are suspicions in the Korça region that there are cases of bird flu, it is a case that has been taken for analysis, says Adriatik Skenderasi, head of the veterinary sector at the Regional Directorate of Agriculture in Korça.
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