‘This is a dangerous virus’
When avian flu for the first time hit the milk cattle a year ago, it seemed possible that it could hit some isolated herds and disappear with the same speed with which it had appeared. Instead, the virus has infected over 900 herds and dozens of people, killing one and the epidemic shows no signs of reduction.A pandemic is not inevitable even now, they said more than a dozen experts in the interviews. But a series of developments in recent weeks indicates that the possibility is no longer remote.Guidelines without teeth, inadequate tests and long delays in the release of data-and fake steps during the Covid-19 pandemic-the opportunities to contain the epidemic, the experts said.In an emblematic example of the disorder, some milk herds in the Aidoo who were infected in the spring showed sli...










