Dus minstens één van de twee ganzenbedrijven in Hongarije waar op 24 januari vogelpest uitbrak, met zoals Daily Mail beschreef: deplorabele stallen met verroeste daken en verkruimelende gebouwen bij de Roemeense grens is van Matthews.
Dit is nooit eerder gemeldt.
Kennelijk heeft er iemand een foutje gemaakt bij Reuters of waar het bericht vandaan komt, van Europese Unie.
Een ‘slip of the tongue’ of is dit onderdeel van het ‘beleid’??????
Hier het complete bericht:
http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/CrisesArticle.aspx?storyId=L13340991
EU says satisfied with Hungary bird flu probe
Tue 13 Feb 2007 11:39:46 GMT
(Adds quotes, details) BRUSSELS, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it was satisfied with investigations carried out by Hungary into the origin of the lethal strain of H5N1 bird flu found in that country and a possible link to a case in Britain.
“We are satisfied with the Hungarian investigations and are happy they have acted accordingly,” a Commission spokesman said.
“They told us at a meeting which also included British representatives that they had carried out tests at two Bernard Matthews plants outside of the one where bird flu had been found in Hungary and that there was no suspicion of it there.”
Hungary also said it did not suspect bird flu in any other area of the country and would provide the necessary documentation later on Tuesday, the spokesman said.
A case of H5N1 was discovered in southeast Hungary last month. Investigations are being carried out into whether it was connected to a similar outbreak in Suffolk, England discovered in early February.
The final results of whether the two cases are directly linked are also expected later on Tuesday.
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Zoals de laatste alinea zegt:
De eindresultaten of de twee zaken direct met elkaar verbonden zijn, worden later op de dag Dinsdag verwacht.
M.a.w. de EC laat het bestaan van de ‘connectie’ slechts afhangen van het type virus.
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