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Ministry of Agriculture Clarifies Hepatitis and Pericardial Edema Syndrome (Angara Disease) in Poultry
The article provides an explanation issued by the Ministry of Agriculture regarding Infectious Bursal Disease and Pericarditis (Angara Disease) in poultry. It is a contagious viral disease that causes high mortality rates, reaching 30-70% in some unvaccinated farms, especially between 3 to 5 weeks of age. The virus is transmitted vertically from infected hens to chicks via eggs, and horizontally through direct contact or contamination of water, feed, and equipment. There is currently no specific treatment for the disease, making prevention through the implementation of biosafety measures, effective vaccination, and proper disposal of deceased birds the most important strategies. The Ministry confirmed that the disease is limited to birds and does not transmit to humans. It also emphasized the importance of thorough cooking and avoiding disposal of dead birds in public places to reduce its spread.
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