Recently, H7N7 avian influenza appeared on a farm in Victoria. At present, the farm and its surrounding 5 kilometers have been isolated, and the poultry raised in the farm have been culled. At present, no one has been reported to be infected with H7N7 avian influenza, and the health department is monitoring the health status of farm workers and people who may come into contact with sick birds.
According to a report by Bloomberg News in August 1 Sunday, a farm in Victoria, Australia recently broke out with H7N7 avian influenza, and about half of the poultry on the farm were infected with the virus. According to American media reports, the epidemic situation of COVID-19 in Australia is not optimistic, with more than 650 newly confirmed cases in Victoria on the 2nd, up from 397 cases the day before.
Bloomberg quoted the World Organization for Animal Health as saying that the farm is located in Lesbridge, Victoria, and 2 1750 of the 43,000 poultry are infected with H7N7 avian influenza.