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Equine influenza outbreak

If you suspect equine influenza (EI), please call DPI&F on 13 25 23 immediately. 

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Queensland announces it's officially in the clear

Minister for DPI&F, Tim Mulherin, officially declares Queensland free of equine influenza disease.

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Report suspect cases of equine influenza

People who own or care for horses must remain vigilant and report any suspect cases to the DPI&F.

Moving horses
Horse movements in Queensland must comply with the requirements under the Stock Act.
Running events
Notify the DPI&F of your horse event
Register horse properties
How to register horse properties, why you need to register your property
Biosecurity - stop the spread
How EI is spread, decontamination (hygiene), visitors
Symptoms & treatments
Symptoms, reporting a sick horse, foals, human health, temperature chart
For veterinarians
DPI&F contacts, counselling, and other organisations
Information from other organisations

Page maintained by Biosecurity Queensland
Last updated 30 June 2008

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