Beijing animal and plant epidemic headquarters: h7n9 has not been found in poultry

No h7n9 avian influenza positive samples have been found in Beijing, the city's major animal and plant epidemic headquarters said yesterday From December 22, 2013 to January 23, 2014, there were 24000 animal epidemic prevention personnel at all levels in 16 districts and counties of the city, 11524 times of inspection on large-scale poultry farms (including parks and wildlife habitats), 215 times of poultry slaughterhouses, 17800 times of inspection on scattered households, more than 100000 times of disinfection, with an area of 87.42 million square meters In winter, 27000 households were immunized with avian influenza, 6.05 million birds were immunized, 12000 households were monitored for antibody, and 22595 samples were collected We supervised and designated 3933 trains of live poultry and poultry products to be transported to Beijing, including 1236000 live birds and 35200 tons of poultry products According to the test data, no h7n9 avian influenza positive samples have been found in this city Since the beginning of winter, in order to prevent the occurrence of major animal and plant epidemics, the office of the municipal headquarters of major animal and plant epidemics has formulated and deployed relevant measures to strengthen the daily inspection of farm households, further strengthen the disinfection and source elimination efforts, strengthen the epidemic monitoring and reporting, strictly control the entrance to Beijing, and completely ban the market live poultry trade The Municipal Bureau of urban management and law enforcement and the Municipal Food and drug administration have carefully checked and cleared up the live poultry trade in and out of the market respectively, but no live poultry trade or slaughter has been found in the market.