Finland offers bird flu vaccines to citizens exposed to poultry
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- 14 June, 2024
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Finland will offer vaccines to citizens, including poultry-farm workers and veterinarians, who are at risk from avian influenza, as the virus spreads across the world, Report informs via Bloomberg.
The Nordic nation will receive the shots as part of the European Union’s joint procurement program, in which 15 countries are taking part, the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health said in a statement. So far, no avian influenza infections have been detected in humans in Finland, it said.
Finlandiyada quş qripinə qarşı peyvəndlər vurulacaq
В Финляндии начнут вакцинацию от птичьего гриппа
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