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- Global situation of avian influenza
- Avian
Flu in Vietnam under close watch (31.12.2004)
- More
live chickens from the Mainland during Winter Solstice (17.12.2004)
- Mainland
and Hong Kong sign liaison agreement on supply of poultry products
(10.12.2004)
- HK's
preventive measures presented at avian influenza meeting (26.11.2004)
- Migratory
bird tested positive for H5N1 virus (3.11.2004)
- Wild
bird tested for H5N1 virus (2.11.2004)
- Travellers
should be vigilant against avian flu (20.10.2004)
- Avian
flu experts return from Thailand (13.10.2004)
- Local
avian flu experts visit Thailand (12.10.2004)
- Health
advice for travellers from areas with avian flu (30.9.2004)
- Chilled
geese and ducks imported to Hong Kong today (20.9.2004)
- Review
board set up for surrender of poultry retail licences (17.9.2004)
- Live
chicken imports increased to 50,000 for Mid-Autumn Festival (13.9.2004)
- Quarantine
standards for Mainland chilled ducks and geese remain the same: HWFB
(21.8.2004)
- Importation
of live birds and poultry meat from Malaysia suspended (20.8.2004)
- Avian
Flu in Vietnam under close watch (13.8.2004)
- More
imported Mainland chickens for Mid-Autumn Festival (11.8.2004)
- Importation
of live birds and poultry meat including ostrich from South Africa
suspended (7.8.2004)
- Concerted
efforts with Mainland to enhance food safety (15.7.2004)
- Poultry
retailers invited to surrender licences or tenancies (12.7.2004)
- Health
advice on avian flu to travellers (8.7.2004)
- Precautionary
measures in place at local farms (7.7.2004)
- Importation
of live birds and poultry meat from Anhui temporarily suspended
(6.7.2004)
- Import
of pet birds resumes (4.7.2004)
- Ex-gratia
payments to live poultry retailers surrendering licences approved
(2.7.2004)
- 30,000
day-old chicks arrive in local farms (25.6.2004)
- First
batch of Mainland chilled geese and ducks passes H5 virus tests
(21.6.2004)
- HK
to resume import of day-old chicks from Mainland (21.6.2004)
- More
chickens from Mainland to meet Tuen Ng demand (18.6.2004)
- Live
chicken imports increased by 10,000 before Tuen Ng Festival (16.6.2004)
- LCQ5:
Import of live chickens from the Mainland (9.6.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on chicken imports (18.5.2004)
- Number
of imported live chickens to remain at about 30 000 (11.5.2004)
- District
Council chairmen briefed on avian influenza consultation (10.5.2004)
- Response
to poultry farmers' request for early resumption of day-old chick
imports (7.5.2004)
- Close
communication maintained on importation of day-old chicks (3.5.2004)
- US
and Taiwan poultry meat import suspension lifted (30.4.2004)
- First
batch of Mainland frozen ducks passes H5 virus tests (29.4.2004)
- Number
of imported live chickens to be further increased (28.4.2004)
- Public
urged not to touch live poultry (27.4.2004)
- Daily
quantities of imported live chickens increase to 12000 (23.4.2004)
- First
batch of Mainland live chickens pass virus tests (20.4.2004)
- SHWF
meets AQSIQ Minister on live poultry and food issues (15.4.2004)
- Meeting
with AQSIQ on resumption of importation of live poultry from the Mainland
(6.4.2004)
- Views
invited on ways to minimise human contact with live poultry (2.4.2004)
- Financial
assistance approved for live-poultry operators (26.3.2004)
- Transcript
of the remarks made by the Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food,
Dr Yeoh Eng-kiong (24.3.2004)
- OIE
guidelines heeded in resuming import of live poultry (19.3.2004)
- Live
bird imports resume from avian influenza free countries (19.3.2004)
- Aviaries
at 3 parks reopen tomorrow (17.3.2004)
- Mai
Po Nature Reserve to be reopened tomorrow (17.3.2004)
- Local
farms to send chickens to wholesale market tomorrow (16.3.2004)
- HK
welcomes US move to lift poultry import ban(11.3.2004)
- Import
of chilled and frozen poultry from Mainland resumes (10.3.2004)
- SHWF
exchanges views with poultry trade representatives (5.3.2004)
- PSHWF
to attend China and ASEAN special meeting on avian influenza (29.2.2004)
- Interim
measures proposed as ban on live poultry import continues (25.2.2004)
- AFCD
to study import of fertile eggs (24.2.2004)
- Experts
find HK avian influenza preventive measures successful (21.2.2004)
- Avian
influenza in British Columbia, Canada (20.2.2004)
- Govt
emergency staff urged to have flu vaccination (16.2.2004)
- LegCo Panel on Food
Safety and Environmental Hygiene - Preventive and Contingency Measures
to Combat Avian Influenza in Hong Kong (PDF format) (12.2.2004)
- Presentation (
PDF format)
- Consuls-general
updated on avian influenza (12.2.2004)
- Applications
for importation of live birds and poultry meat from US suspended(11.2.2004)
- Transcript
by Secretary for Economic Development and Labour(10.2.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian flu(9.2.2004)
- Good
hygiene key to fighting bird flu (9.2.2004)
- Outbreak
of avian influenza in Delaware, USA (8.2.2004)
- Government
to further boost public awareness of avian flu prevention (8.2.2004)
- Crackdown
launched on littering arising from feeding of wild birds (7.2.2004)
- Education
on avian flu prevention stepped up(6.2.2004)
- Some
1 000 dead chickens collected by AFCD today(5.2.2004)
- Hong
Kong's inclusion in CDC's embargo on bird imports unwarranted: SHWF(5.2.2004)
- 40,000
local chickens go on sale tomorrow(5.2.2004)
- HK
avain flu team's Hanoi schedule revised (5.2.2004)
- Rest
Day for poultry retail outlets brought forward to protect public health
(4.2.2004)
- AFCD
to collect dead chickens from farms starting tomorrow(4.2.2004)
- Mainland
areas not affected by avian flu continue egg supply to Hong Kong(4.2.2004)
- LCQ:
Enforcement actions against illegal feeding of pigeons (4.2.2004)
- Hong
Kong medical team headed to Hanoi to assist in treatment of avian
flu (4.2.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (3.2.2004)
- Rest
Day for poultry outlets brought forward to February 5(3.2.2004)
- Suspension
of chilled poultry import in line with international practice (2.2.2004)
- Infectious
diseases under tight surveillance (2.2.2004)
- Precautionary
measures against avian flu stepped up in Bird Garden (2.2.2004)
- Publicity
stepped up to help prevent avian flu(2.2.2004)
- Public
reminded not to feed wild birds (2.2.2004)
- Dead
young chickens found in Tai Kong Po tested negative for H5 virus
(1.2.2004)
- Flu
vaccination for live poultry workers (31.1.2004)
- Government
steps up measures on avian flu health advice (31.1.2004)
- Stringent
enforcement action against unruly poultry stalls (31.1.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (31.1.2004)
- Students
returning from avian flu-infected countries have to notify schools
(31.1.2004)
- Importation
of live birds and poultry meat from the Mainland suspended (30.1.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (30.1.2004)
- Additional
measures to prevent avian flu (30.1.2004)
- Aviaries
at four LCSD major parks closed temporarily (30.1.2004)
- Mai
Po Nature Reserve temporarily closed from tomorrow (30.1.2004)
- Press Conference on Additional Preventive Measures Against Avian
Influenza (30.1.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (29.1.2004)
- Importation
of live birds and poultry meat from Indonesia and Laos suspended
(29.1.2004)
- Ordinance
amended to guard against avian flu (29.1.2004)
- Schools
should guard against communicable diseases after holiday (29.1.2004)
- Avian flu preventive measures
in Hong Kong (28.1.2004)
- Press Briefing on Latest Preventive Measures Against Avian Influenza
(28.1.2004)
- Exchange
of information on animal diseases with Mainland will be stepped up
(28.1.2004)
- Speech
by Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza on control
of avian influenza in Hong Kong (28.1.2004)
- Hong
Kong strengthens quarantine measures of live poultry (27.1.2004)
- H5N2
vaccine broadly targets H5 viruses (27.1.2004)
-
Transcript of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza
(27.1.2004)
- Poultry
import applications from Indonesia, Pakistan and Laos suspended
(27.1.2004)
- Government
steps up surveillance against avian influenza (26.1.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (26.1.2004)
- Temporary
suspension of permits/licences for importing live birds and poultry
meat from Thailand (23.1.2004)
- Wild
bird investigated for H5N1 infection (21.1.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (15.1.2004)
- Permits/licences
for importing live birds and poultry meat from Taiwan suspended
(15.1.2004)
- Efforts
to prevent avian influenza stepped up (13.1.2004)
- Transcript
of Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food on avian influenza (13.1.2004)
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