Veille sanitaire internationale (VSI) Plateforme ESA – France
 
Sources : ADNS, OIE, FAO Empres-i, DGAL, ProMED, AFSCA (CVO Belgique)

Du 1^er au 19 juin 2017 inclus (semaines 22 à 25), treize foyers et cas d’influenza aviaire hautement pathogène (IAHP) de sous-type H5 ont été déclarés dans cinq pays européens : Luxembourg (premières déclarations), Belgique, Italie, Pays-Bas et Royaume-Uni (précédent foyer déclaré le 8 mai) (Figure 1). Les virus H5N8 et H5N5 ont été détectés :

International Animal Health Epidemic Intelligence (VSI) team – ESA Platform – France
NRL Avian Influenza, Anses laboratory Ploufragan – France
National Office for Hunting and Wildlife – France
 
Sources: Data updated on 28/05/2017 (included) ADNS/FAO/OIE, DGAL (General Directorate of Food – French Ministry of Agriculture)

This is a translation of a published report. The French version of this report is available here.

Since the last situation report on 10^th April 2017 (two weeks ago), 33 new outbreaks or cases of HPAI viruses from A/goose/Guangdong/1/1996 lineage clade 2.3.4.4 were reported in Europe (European Union – EU – and Switzerland). Since 1^st April 2017, the countries that have notified an outbreak in poultry farms are Germany (last outbreak declared to ADNS on 10^th May), the United-Kingdom (8^th May), Sweden (25^th April), Hungary (21^st April), Slovakia (20^th April), Italy (13^th April), Romania (11^th April) and Bulgaria (2^nd April) (source: ADNS). The total number of outbreaks and cases of HPAI clade 2.3.4.4 reported in Europe is now 2,702 among which 1,532 in wild birds (78 species affected), 1,123 in poultry farms, and 47 in captive birds (Tables 1 & 2-5). There has been a steady decrease in the number of new outbreaks over the past two months (Figure 1).