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July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
HPAI Activities
FSM, Palau and RMI
FijiJuly 24-28 2006
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Sample Collection for AI testing• In November 2005, Mr. Engly Ioanis from
COM FSM Land Grant was trained by the SPC Epidemiologist Veterinarian, Mr. Steve Angus in Fiji on how to collect samples from poultry for identification.
• In December 2005,Mr Ioanis went to Palau and Yap to conduct training on the collection of blood and swab samples for identification.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Sample Collection for AI testing cont.
• In early January 2006 training on sample collection was conducted in RMI, Chuuk, Kosrae and Pohnpei.
• In addition to the sample collection Emergency Response Planning for Avian Influenza was included in the training.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Sample collection• Swabs sample
collection from throat and cloacal.
• Blood sample collection from the brachial vein
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Sample Collection• Training in Chuuk on
how to collect blood samples.
• Participants practicing on the collection of blood samples
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Post Mortem • Demonstration of
equipment needed for sample testing and post mortem
• Showing the participants the different body part of a poultry
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
General Emergency Response Planning (GERP)
• In 2005 several workshops were organized by SPC to draft Generic Emergency Response Planes. In the North Pacific one workshop was held in Guam for Guam, Palau and Yap and one workshop was held in Pohnpei for FSM and RMI.
• Specific ERP, e.g. Avian Influenza, Brown Tree Snake or others. can be build onto the Generic ERP,
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
AI Emergency Response Planning
• In March 2006 a 3 days workshop was organized in Palau.
• In addition to the Palau Pandemic Influenza Response Plan for human from the Palau Health Department a additional ERP was drafted for poultry.
• With the help of the SPC Vet and the SPC PPM
9 Standard Operational Procedures were drafted during the 3-days workshop.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
ERP workshop in Palau
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Incident CommanderMr. Kikuo Apis
Logistic/Finance Pohnpei State Treasury
PIO & LiaisonMr. John Wichep &
Mr. Ringlen Wolphagen
Field Surveillance/Sample
Collection TeamMr. Engly Ioanis &
Team
Pohnpei Avian Influenza Contingency Committee
(PIACC)Chairman: Kikuo Apis
Sample Preservation & Packaging
Mr. Wincener J. David & Team
Disinfection TeamMs. Donna Scheuring
& Team
SafetyMr. Dais S. Lorrin
Operational ChiefMr. Adelino Lorens
PlanningPohnpei State Treasury
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Working Groups• Pohnpei Avian Influenza Contingency
Committee.
• Field Surveillance/Sample Collection Team
• Disinfection Team
• Destruction Team, disposal of Animals
• Sample Preservation and Packaging
• Public Relations Officer
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
# 1 SOP for Protection of PersonalThis include Safety First Which people need to use protective equipmentPeople who work with AI suspicious or AI
confirmed animals in infected areas
What protective equipment is recommendede.g. N95 respirator masks, goggles, heavy
duty rubber work gloves, coveralls, boots, head cover apron
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• # 2 SOP Suspected Cases
Commercial farms 5% mortality rate over 24 hrs and for individual households, more than 1 chicken dead over 24 hours shall trigger immediate investigation from the response team.
Investigation procedures, field visit by surveillance and sample team
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Symptoms of AI Infected Birds
HemorrhagesFeverRespiratorydistress
Infested birds shedSalivaNasal secretionsFeces
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• # 3 SOP for Surveillance Passive Surveillance, e.g. Public Awareness
and education (Schools, Communities radio announcement leaflets.
Active Surveillance, e.g. Incident investigation, sample collection and reporting including mapping
Wild birds surveillance and monitoringData collection and mapping GIS mapping
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• SOP # 4 Sample Collection from Poultry
• Live Birds Blood samples2.5 ml per bird using a 21-23 g needle and/or swab samples collected from throat and cloacal
• Dead Birds Swab or tissue samples
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• SOP# 5 for Packaging, labeling and dispatch
According to SPC manual http://www.spc.int/rahs/Manual/SpecimenCollection/Packaging
• Information to be forwarded with the specimens
• Contacts for Import Permit
• List of 6 OIE reference experts and laboratories
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• SOP # 6 Quarantine AreaIn case of suspected or confirmed outbreak of
AI put household, farm/village under restriction.
Movement Restriction (3 km) radius ( no movement on free-ranging chicken.
Heightened& Targeted Surveillance Zone (10km) active surveillance of all poultry units within the 10km radius
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP
• SOP # 7 for Disinfection
All units which are physically of functionally connected to the establishment must be properly disinfected. All vehicle, people working with poultry and equipment going out of the infected area must be washed and disinfected.
A list of disinfectants is provided
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP
• SOP # 8 Procedures for Humane Slaughter of Poultry
Shall be done onsite as humanely and as quickly as possible. Manual dislocation of the neck is the preferred choice for humane slaughtering of small numbers of birds in suspected or infected sites
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• SOP # 9 of Carcass Disposal & Infected Material
Incineration is the technique of choice
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
• SOP # 10 Procedures for Biosecurity
Ban all imports of poultry, poultry products from AI affected countries. These includes transiting fishing boats and vessels from AI infected countries.
Increased inspections of conveyances entering from infected countries and fully enforced quarantine measures.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Forms Available• Avian Influenza Submission Form
• Sample Submission –Information Form
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Public Information• Palau produced two leaflets:
• Avian Influenza or Bird flu general information, and
• Food Safety in connection with Avian Influenza
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Palau has in place:• Pandemic Influenza Response Plan for the
Republic of Palau, prepared by Health Dept.
• Pandemic Influenza Response Plan for poultry
• Executive Order # 236, Establishment of a National Avian Influenza (H5N1) Advisory and Coordination Team, signed by President
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Palau has in place cont.• Declaration of National Quarantine
Emergency, signed by President
• Activation of Inter-Island Quarantine
• Timetable and contacts of PAIRT members on 24 hrs. duty
• Avian Influenza 911 Protocol phone phone calls
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Testing the System• Palau has sent blood samples to the
Australian Lab for AI identification.
• Lesson learned was it took several weeks until results were available.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Material needed• A list for material needed to have in
stockpiles was made by participants.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
THANK YOU
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
SPC Regional Office for Micronesia• The new SPC building in
Pohnpei FSM was completed in August 2005.
• The building has a large reception area, 7 offices, a conference room and a laboratory.
• Presently there are 6 staff members occupying the building.
July 24-28,2006WorkshopPacific Heads of Veterinary & Animal
Health Production (PHOVAPS) Meeting
Signing of Host Agreement• The Host Agreement
between FSM and SPC was signed on January 19, 2006 by the SPC DG Ms. Lourdes Pangelinan and the President of the Federated States of Micronesia, H.E. Joseph J. Urusemal.