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VIET NAM 2006. Viet Nam fights back with sweeping vaccination campaign

VIET NAM 2005. Veterinarians loading a truck with disinfectant spray to be administered against the Avian Flu Virus in the town of My Tho.

VIET NAM 2005. A farmer feeding her chickens.

VIET NAM 2005. A veterinarian inspecting chickens for sale for Avian Flu Virus symptoms at My Tho Market.

VIET NAM 2005. A woman feeding her chickens and pigs.

VIET NAM 2005. A veterinarian inspecting chickens for sale for Avian Flu Virus symptoms at My Tho Market.

VIET NAM 2005. A woman street vendor selling her merchandise in a rural village.

VIET NAM 2005. Villagers cleaning and preparing chicken for a wedding feast.

VIET NAM 2005. A farmer tending a bonfire where some 6, 400 chickens infected with the Avian Flu Virus are being incinerated on a private poultry farm.

VIET NAM 2005. Villagers cleaning and preparing chicken for a wedding feast.

VIET NAM 2005. A farmer tending a bonfire where some 6, 400 chickens infected with the Avian Flu Virus are being incinerated on a private poultry farm.

VIET NAM 2005. Farmers tending a bonfire where some 6, 400 chickens infected with the Avian Flu Virus are being incinerated on a private poultry farm.

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VIET NAM 2006. Viet Nam fights back with sweeping vaccination campaign

11 April 2006, An Thuong - Veterinarians administering free vaccines to chickens to prevent another outbreak of the H5N1 virus at one of the many vaccination points set up by the Vietnamese Government.

FAO Project - OSRO/VIE/501/UNJ: Strengthening the Management of Public Health Emergencies in Viet Nam with Focus on the Prevention and Control of Diseases of Epidemic Potential. The objectives of the programme are threefold:
* To progressively control and eradicate HPAJ in domestic poultry;
* To strengthen the national capacity to detect, diagnose, monitor and control outbreaks of diseases of epidemic potential;
* To strengthen the national capacity to prepare for, respond to and recover from public health emergencies in Viet Nam.

04/11/2006

Country or Territory Viet Nam

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