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A 13 year nightmare is over.
Britain's corrupt veterinary establishment are on the run.
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Later, it will need calm sensitive hands. Now, it needs the
tea chucked in the harbour.
Britain's corrupt veterinary establishment believed they were above the law. Alas, they are not.
They will not tell us the truth because they are frightened, as indeed we all would be, if we had been involved in the crime of the century.
Mystery remains over
location of turkey MRSA outbreak
Turkey producers remain in the dark about the
location of a low risk MRSA outbreak in East Anglia
Michael Pollitt, Agricultural
Editor Friday, November 29, 2013
6:50 PM
6:50 PM
Specialist Norfolk
poultry auctioneer Fabian Eagle says he has not been given any details of the
country’s first case of low-risk MRSA in turkeys.
stakeholder group, said: “We’ve been kept totally in the dark.
The AHVLA (Animal Health Veterinary Laboratory Agency) are keeping everything
close to their chest,” said Mr Eagle. “I understand that the birds are safe to
continue in the food chain,” added Mr Eagle, of the Poultry Farm, North
Pickenham, near Swaffham.
The
first case, which was found in a single turkey on an East Anglian farm,
followed routine testing for another poultry disease. When this case of
low-risk Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) was identified,
further tests were carried out and two-thirds of the flock was also found to be
infected. It was not found in geese on the same farm.
Officials
from AHVLA declined to identify the holding and stressed that there would be
more surveillance, full cleansing and disinfection once there were no longer
any birds on the premises...
