Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 127, Riga, March 19, 2002 (pr. No 12, 21) and the Elimination of the outbreak, the disease prevention agenda, issued in accordance with the "veterinary law" 26. the first paragraph of article i. General questions 1. determine the epizootic disease (annex) prevention measures and notification procedures, restrictions on pet and home grown game possible illness, the eradication measures following the outbreak of the quarantine detection, elimination and prevention measures, if wild animals are ill restrictions for carriage of animals, the cleaning and disinfection of vehicles, restrictions on products of animal origin and animal waste feeding arrangements during disease eradication, disease eradication activities, institutions and persons involved in the activities and responsibilities.
2. If an epizootic diseases (disease) outbreak (a situation where the animal has been free of that approval of laboratory studies conducted at national veterinary diagnostic Center, according to the food and veterinary service methods provided (hereinafter referred to as the officially accepted diagnosis)), the food and veterinary service of the country's main food and veterinary inspector shall inform the Prime Minister of possible emergency situation in the country. If the outbreak is close to the State border and karantinējam or infected area covering two or more countries, measures to combat the disease are made pursuant to the international epizootic Office recommendations.
3. the rules for the supervision and control of: 3.1 food and veterinary service, in cooperation with the national forest service, where wild animals are ill;
3.2. The food and veterinary service, if you are ill pets and home reared wild animals.
4. food and veterinary service of the eradication: 4.1 in accordance with the instructions of the Minister of agriculture inspects and destroys the incubation period of the disease from the infected holding (storage, in which the sick animal) exported animals, animal products, animal feed, contaminated materials and objects;
4.2. inform the accommodation owners, animal traders, the press and other media and exhibition and contest operators on the procedures to be followed during the fight against the disease;
4.3. create working group for disease control measures, disease evaluation, forecasting and prevention;
4.4. determines the order in which the food and veterinary service of territorial departmental head informed of developments of the animal, animal product processing enterprise (company) owners and other disease process involved for orders and decisions, as well as their execution control.
5. Washing and disinfection, samples for laboratory examinations, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, vaccination of animals, vehicles or cargo packaging sealing it, creating a register of holdings and the retention of the information, inserting animals shed after washing and disinfection of vaccinated animals, infected food or other contaminated material and waste disposal is controlled by the food and veterinary service of territorial departments of food and health inspector (Inspector) in accordance with the instructions of the Minister of agriculture.
 
 
II. the epizootic disease prevention measures and notification procedures 6. preventive vaccination of animals against disease is prohibited, except for the vaccination against Newcastle disease. Against Newcastle disease in the vaccinated birds serologically examined by determining the intracerebral pathogenicity index.
7. Prevention and eradication of the disease should not be used hiperimūn the serum.
8. the vaccinated animals are marked and move within the vaccination area except in cases referred to in these provisions.
9. Outbreaks and during combat officer organizes: 9.1. carcases, carcase, animal products and animal waste disposal. Animal body disposal sites shall be coordinated with the regional environmental governance;
9.2. feed, manure, slurry or other contaminated material.
10. the animal owner or a practicing veterinarian shall immediately notify the food and veterinary service to the Department, but the territorial unit — food and veterinary service, as well as the district municipality: 10.1 where there is a suspicion of an outbreak of disease;
10.2. If the animals are found directly or indirectly has contacts with one of the disease agent and that shows clinical signs of the disease (hereinafter referred to as a potentially sick animals);
10.3. for pathological sections results that allude to the presence of a disease.
11. the finding of foot-and-mouth disease potentially ill animal, food and veterinary service, the territorial unit within two days provides the public health agency of territorial institution written information showing: 11.1. disease detection;
11.2. the disease control measures taken.
 
 
III. Measures for the pet and home grown game possible illness 12. After notification of the possible presence of animals, the inspector shall ensure the monitoring of holdings containing potentially sick animals and to people, animals or objects from the infected sites have brought into a disease agent (hereinafter referred to as the suspected storage). Practicing veterinarian who has entered into an agreement with the food and veterinary service head of the territorial Department of the pretepizootisk specific measures (hereinafter the veterinarian): 12.1. carcases of pathological diagnosis for the clarification of section;
12.2. take samples for laboratory examination.
13. Live animals to fine-tune diagnosis sent to the laboratory. Transport provides the necessary conditions to prevent further spreading of the disease.
14. The food and veterinary service a crisis team that organizes the epizootiological studies: 14.1 obtains information about the duration of the period of the disease of animals;
14.2. obtains information about the possible origin of the disease;
14.3. identifies and records the sites and their animals, contacting a disease agent, you catch (hereinafter susceptible animal);
14.4. identifies and registers in suspected holdings;
14.5. find persons, vehicles, animals, carcases, meat, animal products, contaminated material and subject matter of transfer routes and destination;
14.6. discover insect-vector: the presence and spread of the disease in the infected area.
15. the shed where it has been found possible to sick animals, to a quarantine officer will arrange for the determination of monitoring measures and ensure that the following requirements are met: 15.1 for all veterinary facility for existing species, taking into account the age of the animals and physiological groups, create the registry. The register indicates the number of animals who have died who have clinical signs, with no clinical signs of disease, during the inspection of animals born or the number of chicks hatched. The veterinarian regularly checks the accommodation and make registry;
15.2. the owner of the animal is prohibited to move animals outside their location, except where permission to deploy a veterinarian holding territory on condition that the animals do not come into contact with other animals and insects-vectors;
15.3. the owner of the prohibited animals susceptible animals brought onto the holding area or leave outside without permission by the official veterinarian;
15.4. the persons, vehicles, animals, carcases, meat, animal feed, implements, waste, droppings, manure or contaminated product are moved to or from the holding, the official veterinarian if permit;
15.5. the owner at the entrance and exit of the holding in accordance with the instructions of the official veterinarian placed disinfectant mats soaked with disinfectant, the solutions to which the relevant disease agent;
15.6. in accordance with paragraph 14 of these regulations to the requirements of epizootiological studies carried out;
15.7. If there is a suspicion of classical swine fever or swine fever restrictions referred to in this paragraph may be extended to other existing species of animals on the holding;
15.8. If, within 15 days, or of classical swine fever, African swine fever the diagnosis of the disease is officially confirmed, animals can be moved to a slaughterhouse to be slaughtered immediately. The meat obtained from such animals may be spread after heat treatment that guarantees the destruction of the agent;
15.9. If there is a suspicion of foot-and-mouth disease, forbidden to export milk. Shed, which does not provide the appropriate storage conditions of the milk, the milk delivered to dairies (companies) with heat treatment methods which ensure the destruction of the agent;

15.10. suspected Newcastle disease, send the eggs to an establishment for the manufacture of egg products (the company). The birds are sent to the slaughterhouse to be slaughtered without delay;
15.11. If there is suspicion of avian influenza, the eggs are sent to an establishment for the manufacture of egg products (the company). The birds are sent to the slaughterhouse to be slaughtered without delay;
15.12. where there is a suspicion of African horse sickness on the holding and its surroundings that destroy insects-vectors;
15.13. If there is suspicion of swine vesicular disease, a veterinarian in the twenty-eighth day after the first shipment of samples for laboratory examination of samples again.
16. The rules referred to in point 15 measures Inspector can be applied to other sites where the disposition or commitment with potentially infected holdings directly threatens its or further spread of the disease.
17. the surveillance measures to be taken, if possible, are found sick animals in laboratory studies will be cancelled if officially confirmed that the animals were clinically healthy. If there is suspicion of swine vesicular disease, the measures implemented to 15.13. these provisions referred to requirements.
 
 
IV. Disease control measures after the quarantine detection 18. karantinējam to the delimitation of the territory After the infected holding: 18.1. This provision 15. measures referred to in paragraph 1;
18.2. all shed existing susceptible animals under the supervision of an official veterinarian kills just shed. The animals are killed, the choice of methods to ensure the disease does not spread further, and animal welfare requirements;
18.3. killed and dead animals, as well as contaminated waste, materials and objects removed, not to the risk of further spread of the disease;
18.4. the products of animal origin, hatching eggs, chicks hatched and newborn animals obtained during the period of the disease agent into the body to the presence of clinical signs of the onset of the moment (the incubation period), checked and removed, to avoid creating further spreading of the disease;
18.5. these rules and by 18.2 18.3. measures referred to in the performance of its surroundings, shed contaminated vehicles and equipment washed and disinfected under the supervision of an official veterinarian.
19. at the officially approved for animal disease diagnosis of African horse sickness in a radius of 20 kilometres around the infected holding posted in yards of take one of the following: 19.1 15. these rules shall apply the requirements set out in paragraph 1, as well as vaccination and highlights all susceptible animals;
19.2. in the light of the geographical, ecological and meteorological conditions, as well as the intensity of the movement of animals and the spread of the disease and the progress rate of the area in question, the use of this provision in paragraph 18.
20. The provisions referred to in paragraph 18 of the General Inspector of the measures can be applied to other sites where the disposition or connection with the infected or directly threatened its storage allow the further spreading of the disease.
21. Shed that has two or more separate herds of animals and one of them is not possible in the presence of animals observed or official laboratory studies do not confirm the disease the herd may not detect a limits and disease eradication measures if: 21.1. ensure the keeping of individual animals, grooming, feeding, milking and prevent further spread of the disease;
21.2. the disease in livestock in the protection zone are applied in the selection of measures.
22. After the emergency operational state the decision of the Commission food and veterinary service organizes the karantinējam area delimitations. It provides: 22.1. protection zone having a radius of not less than three kilometers, and a surveillance zone of a radius of at least 10 kilometres, if Newcastle disease, avian influenza, foot-and-mouth disease, classical swine fever, African swine fever, swine vesicular disease, vesicular stomatitis, rinderpest, small ruminants, lumpy skin Dermatitis, Rift Valley fever, blue tongue disease, sheep and goat pox, Teschen disease haemorrhagic disease of deer for outbreaks;
22.2. defensive zone having a radius of not less than 100 kilometres, and a surveillance zone of a radius of not less than 150 kilometers, if of African horse sickness.
23. Protection zone in existing yards, the following requirements shall be met: 23.1. if African swine fever or an outbreak of classical swine fever, the animals are moved outside the protection zone, where after the infected holding mechanical cleaning, washing and disinfection is 21 days. Clinically healthy animals not subject to restrictions of 21 days specified, can be transferred to the protection or surveillance zone or the protection zone of the slaughterhouse in the shed;
23.2. if Newcastle disease or avian flu outbreak, poultry for immediate slaughter outside the sites, may be exported to the protection or surveillance zone for the slaughterhouse;
14.5. If there is an outbreak of Newcastle disease, day-old chicks and laying hens can leave New: 23.3.1. the existing surveillance zone, provided that the holding is not situated in the territory of bird storage;
23.3.2. outside the protection and surveillance zones, ensuring the birds exported. If the shed from which brought the bird, the bird may have been found sick or official laboratory studies confirm it, then a further 21 days outside the protection and surveillance zone in an existing shed located birds may be exported to the slaughterhouse to be slaughtered without delay;
14.5. if Newcastle disease and bird flu outbreak, the hatching eggs may be exported to a hatchery, where birds have been found and confirmed before handling eggs and their packaging are disinfected;
14.6. If there is an outbreak of avian influenza, day-old chicks and new layers may be exported to the holding in the surveillance zone, if not located in the area of storage and leaving bird birds subjected to monitoring. If the shed from which brought the bird, the bird may have been found sick or official laboratory studies confirm it, then from the holding in which the birds were inserted for a further 21 days of birds may be exported to the slaughterhouse to be slaughtered without delay;
14.7. If there is an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, animals outside sites may be removed, if the protection zone detection is passed not less than 15 days. If the shed is not detected clinically ill animals, they can be sent to the protection or the surveillance zone in the slaughterhouse, not observing the time limit of 15 days;
14.7. If there is an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, the animal insemination for the first 15 days following the establishment of the protection zone is prohibited if insemination semen is not used, brought before the official confirmation of diagnosis, or sperm, brought directly from artificial insemination stations;
14.8. If there is an outbreak of African horse sickness: 23.8.1. clinically healthy animals can be sent to a protection or surveillance zone for the slaughterhouse;
23.8.2. under this provision in paragraph 19.1. those requirements are vaccinated animals;
14.9. If is measured in small ruminants, rinderpest, bluetongue disease, epizootic haemorrhagic disease of deer, sheep and goat pox, vesicular stomatitis, Teschen's disease, Rift Valley fever, lumpy skin dermatitis outbreak, clinically healthy animals may be exported to the protection or surveillance zone for the slaughterhouse;
23.10. If there is a outbreak of swine vesicular disease: 23.10.1. pigs from the holding can be moved within the territory of the karantinējam, since the infected holding if the cleaning, washing and disinfection have passed not less than 21 days;
23.10.2. protection zone in existing yards animals serologically investigates. The investigation shall continue for not less than 28 days after the infected site cleaning, washing and disinfection.
24. the disease control measures in the protection zone shall be repealed if the infected sites made the final washing and disinfection and after disinfection is: 24.1. passed not less than 21 days rinderpest, small ruminants, sheep and goat pox, vesicular stomatitis, Newcastle disease and avian influenza in the event of an outbreak;
24.2. last not less than 28 days of treatments in the event of an outbreak of dermatitis;
24.3. last not less than 40 days, the blue tongue disease deer epizootic haemorrhagic disease and Teschen disease outbreaks;
15.2. last not less than 30 days in a Rift Valley fever outbreak;
15.2. last not less than 30 days, or of classical swine fever in the event of an outbreak of African swine fever. This period can be extended to all existing holdings in the protection zone will make a clinical examination of the pigs and take samples for serological examination;
24.6. last not less than 15 days in the event of an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease;
24.7. last not less than 12 months of an outbreak of African horse sickness. This period may be shortened if the animals have been vaccinated in accordance with the provisions of section 19.1.
25. Following an outbreak of swine vesicular disease detection disease eradication measures in the protection zone shall be cancelled if: 25.1. infected storage is washed and disinfected;
25.2. all pigs is clinically examined and shows no sign of disease;
25.3. random samples were taken for serological examinations, and results are negative.

26. the law on civil protection and operational emergency Commission said authorities involved in emergency operational management and emergency response, and the owner of the animal protection and surveillance zones shall ensure that the following requirements are met: 26.1. food and veterinary service: 26.1.1. identify susceptible animal housing and shall draw up a register of data;
26.1.2. developments of susceptible animals carried out regular checks and clinical examination of the animals;
26.1.3. provides data entry and save it in the registry;
26.1.4. organizes the collection of samples for laboratory examinations and entry in the register;
26.1.5. take measures related to the diagnosis of the disease if the animal owner has received a report on the animal disease;
26.1.6. organizes the animals, animal products, animal feed, contaminated material and waste transport vehicles and equipment disinfection and ensure control on the range;
26.1.7. prohibited to hold the animal exhibitions, sales or view;
26.2. the animal owner is responsible for keeping animals: 26.2.1. their location or isolating the holding area to not have contact with other animals and insects-vectors;
26.2.2. for disinfection rugs placement at the site entrance and exit. Carpets soaked at the instructions of the official veterinarian with a liquid disinfectant that destroy the infectious disease agent;
26.2.3. without the permission of the official veterinarian to be moved or scattered litter, manure or slurry;
26.2.4. to not be moved without the permission of the official veterinarian;
26.2.5. provision of information (orally, by telephone) the inspector or veterinarian about any dead or sick animals;
26.2.6. for animals, animal products, waste, contaminated material and feed transport vehicles and equipment mechanical cleaning, washing and disinfection operations in accordance with the instructions of the official veterinarian;
16.3. Road Police: 26.3.1. control of animals, animal products, waste, contaminated material-handling vehicles, animals and the transport of the products satisfy the requirements of veterinary checks as well as accompanying documents;
26.3.2. prohibit the transport of susceptible animals through the protection zone, except in transit, rail transport and main roads, if not for the unloading of animals and stopping in the area. You can move the animal farm.
27. The surveillance zone in existing yards meet the following requirements: 27.1. where is African swine fever, or an outbreak of classical swine fever: 27.1.1. the first seven days after establishment of the surveillance zone is prohibited to move animals of any species;
27.1.2. swine can move to the protection or the surveillance zone in the slaughterhouse or holding in the protection zone, where after the infected site cleaning and disinfecting has been not less than seven days;
27.2. Newcastle disease or avian influenza outbreak: 27.2.1. first 15 days after the discovery of the surveillance zone is prohibited to leave the birds outside that territory, unless they leave the slaughterhouse;
27.2.2. hatching eggs can be transported to the incubator out of the area, before handling the eggs and their packaging shall be disinfected;
16.3. If there is an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, in the first 15 days following the establishment of the surveillance zone is prohibited to animals outside the shed. During the period between the 15th and the 30th day clinical whole animals can be sent to the slaughterhouse;
27.4. If there is an outbreak of African horse sickness: 27.4.1. clinical whole animals can be sent to a protection or surveillance zone for the slaughterhouse;
27.4.2. vaccination of animals is prohibited in the surveillance zone, unless the application of these provisions 19.1. the measures referred to in (a);
27.5. If is measured in small ruminants, rinderpest, bluetongue disease, epizootic haemorrhagic disease of deer, sheep and goat pox, vesicular stomatitis, Teschen's disease, Rift Valley fever, lumpy skin dermatitis outbreak, leave the animals out of the area specified in the annex to these provisions the incubation period is prohibited. The end of the incubation period, the clinical whole animals can be moved to a slaughterhouse;
17.1. If an outbreak of swine vesicular disease: 27.6.1. pigs to the slaughterhouse can be moved or the surveillance zone in the shed if shed 21 days before the transfer is not inserted any swine;
27.6.2. outside the surveillance zone can be moved clinically healthy pigs if 24 hours before moving all the animals on the holding has been clinically investigated and be healthy, as well as if not less than 14 days before the expected movement of pigs, assigning a random serological tests have been carried out and the results are negative.
28. After washing the infected sites and disinfection surveillance measures laid down in the zone will be cancelled if: 28.1. has passed not less than 21 days rinderpest, small ruminants, sheep and goat pox and vesicular stomatitis outbreak;
28.2. have passed not less than 28 days of treatments in the event of an outbreak of dermatitis;
28.3. have passed not less than 40 days, the blue tongue disease deer epizootic haemorrhagic disease and Teschen disease in the event of an outbreak;
28.4. have passed not less than 30 days of foot-and-mouth disease, Rift Valley fever, Newcastle disease and avian influenza in the event of an outbreak;
28.5. have passed not less than 15 days, or of classical swine fever in the event of an outbreak of African swine fever. During this time all area yards of pigs clinically investigated and random samples for serological examination;
28.6. have passed not less than 12 months of an outbreak of African horse sickness. This period may be shortened if the rule referred to in paragraph 19.1. vaccination measures.
29. An outbreak of swine vesicular disease in the surveillance zone during certain measures shall be revoked if: 29.1. the infected site cleaning, washing and disinfection measures;
29.2. the surveillance measures in the protection zone.
30. If it is found that the disease is transmitted by insect vectors — intermediate-, food and veterinary service, taking into account the prevalence of disease and development, Ministry of agriculture, the proposal provides for: duration of restrictions 30.1. the protection and surveillance zone;
30.2. insertion of susceptible animals on the infected holding.
31. If the measures in the surveillance zone are going longer than the protection zone, then, at the end of the restrictions in the protection zone, further in this area are applied in the surveillance zone restrictions.
32. If African swine fever or an outbreak of classical swine fever, infected animals shed inserts no sooner than 30 days after the washing and disinfection according to the following order: 32.1. the holding where the animals are kept, 50% of the male piglets serological investigations to detect antibodies against classical swine fever virus presence in the twenty-first and forty-second day on arrival. If the result is negative, you can add the remaining animals;
32.2. the holding in which the animals are not kept in living quarters: 32.2.1. can follow this rule 32.1. the procedure laid down in point;
32.2.2. you can insert all the animals that are brought within eight days of accommodation outside the protection or surveillance zone. 60 days after the last animal arrival accommodation may not insert no pig, and 30 days to investigate the entire herd serologically.
33. If foot-and-mouth disease, Newcastle disease, avian influenza, bovine plague, small ruminants, bluetongue disease, epizootic haemorrhagic disease of deer, sheep and goat pox, vesicular stomatitis, Teschen disease, lumpy skin Dermatitis, Rift Valley fever outbreaks, infected animals shed inserts no sooner than 21 days after the infected site cleaning, washing and disinfection.
34. If an outbreak of swine vesicular disease in susceptible animals in the infected holding place, subject to the following conditions: storage is washed and disinfected three times, and after the first washing and disinfection have passed not less than four weeks. After the execution of the measures, having regard to the system of keeping pigs piglets shed placed in the following order: 34.1. accommodation where animals are kept, 50% of the male piglets serological investigation to detect swine vesicular disease antibody presence before insertion and the twenty-eighth day after insertion. The remaining pigs inserts if the serological examination with negative results;
21.3. If the pigs grown otherwise than under this rule 34.1.: the herd may be restored 34.2.1. this rule 34.1. in accordance with the procedure laid down in point;
34.2.2. shed can be inserted at once all the pigs, which brought eight days of accommodation outside the protection and surveillance zones where the serological test results are negative. Not less than 60 days after the arrival of the last pigs on the holding does not insert a no pig, but renewed a herd serologically examined by 28 days after the arrival of the last pigs.

35. If there is an outbreak of African horse sickness, infected animals shed insert in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 5 of these requirements, as well as insect-vector-elimination.
36. If the laboratory study found that during the course of a Newcastle disease virus strain intracerebral pathogenicity index is greater than 0.7 and lower than 1.2 and therefore it is not possible to detect the presence or the consequences of vaccination (if used in vaccination, vaccine live attenuated), the Inspector may, within 30 days to extend these provisions shed 15.1, 15.2, 15.4, 15.5, and 15.10.. the restrictions referred to in.
37. If there is official confirmation of Newcastle disease diagnosis, around the infected birds shed down the vaccination area where the birds perform forced vaccination: 37.1. certain categories of birds if they are not kept on the holding in which these rules are laid down in point 15, those limitations;
37.2. the birds are hatched or imported into the territory of the vaccination.
38. Against Newcastle disease in the vaccinated birds leave outside the vaccination area must not be in the following cases: 38.1. where day-old chicks after insertion in another shed not vaccinated;
38.2. If the birds intended for dispatch to a slaughterhouse in the territory of the vaccination. Outside the vaccination area could be clinically healthy birds.
39. If the bird emergency vaccination against Newcastle disease stopped outside the vaccination area may be removed: 24.3. production of day-old chicks to a holding where they shall be vaccinated. To be sent to the slaughterhouse in birds subjected to supervision;
24.4. the birds have been vaccinated not less than 21 days prior to dispatch to the slaughterhouse;
39.3. the hatching eggs are derived from birds, not less than 21 days before the egg collection have been vaccinated. Before sending the hatching eggs and their packaging shall be disinfected.
40. This rule 37.2 in, and restrictions referred to in paragraph 39 shall be valid for not less than three months.
41. The food and veterinary service can determine the species of birds that use scientific research and is not subject to compulsory vaccination against Newcastle disease, ensuring the birds for serological controls.
42. If the captive pigeons and wild birds possible cases of Newcastle disease, the inspector shall ensure the monitoring of potentially contaminated sites, as well as to: 42.1. No bird or other viral vectors are not placed in the shed;
26.2. the veterinarian measures related to diagnosis;
26.3. to maintain restrictions until the bird is suspected or confirmed officially carried out laboratory studies (laboratory studies carried out by the national veterinary diagnostic Center) indicates that birds are healthy.
43. If officially confirmed the diagnosis indicate captive or wild birds for the presence of pigeons with Newcastle disease, the inspector shall ensure monitoring of the infected holding, as well as carrying out the epizootiological inquiry in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 14 and take one of the following measures: 43.1. apply this rule 18.2, 18.3 and 18.5. the requirements referred to in point. Infected birds shed can place 21 days after washing and disinfection of the holding;
43.2. the last 60 days after the clinical signs of the skip detection prohibits birds outside the shed. During this time, the owner will be disinfected and eliminates all contaminated materials, articles and wastes to prevent the further spreading of the disease.
44. If officially confirmed the diagnosis of animal diseases attest to African swine fever or classical swine fever, and vaccination of animals launched a forced vaccination. The pigs are prohibited to be exported outside the vaccination area except when they moved to a slaughterhouse located in that territory.
45. Vaccination against African swine fever, classical swine fever, or for not less than six months and in that time: 45.1. animals serological test results are positive, can be sent to the slaughterhouse to be slaughtered without delay;
45.2. the pig which is serologically positive sows can be sent to the slaughterhouse or the official veterinarian for the holding after fattening them for slaughter. Piglet breeding can be sent to the slaughterhouse, where they are serologically examined and the results are negative.
46. If officially confirmed the diagnosis confirms cases of bovine animals, small ruminants, swine vesicular disease, blue tongue disease, epizootic haemorrhagic disease of deer, sheep and goat pox, vesicular stomatitis, Teschen disease, lumpy skin-dermatitis or Rift Valley fever, vaccination and launch the territory forced vaccination of animals. Export of animals outside the vaccination area shall be prohibited except when they are sent to the slaughterhouse, located near this area.
47. If the provisions of paragraph 46 of the disease, vaccination of animals is prohibited in accommodation, which is definitely the rules referred to in point 15.
48. If Newcastle disease and bird flu at the time of the epizootiological studies find that agent suspected of being infected or from infected holding is transferred to another holding: 29.9. it shall carry out this rule 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. the measures referred to in point. Restrictions may apply to certain parts of the shed where the birds are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation;
It is prohibited to export from 48.2. the birds, if not since the transfer agent 21 days, except when the clinically healthy birds sent for slaughter.
49. If the eradication of foot-and-mouth disease during the epizootiological studies finds: 30.5. shed from which the disease agent is transferred into the potentially infected holdings and spread further, the relevant rules made this accommodation 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. the measures referred to in point. A further 15 days of clinically healthy animals from those sites may be sent to the slaughterhouse. You can specify separate limits for the accommodation part, when the animals are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation;
30.6. the infected shed the disease agent has been introduced from another holding, the holding concerned shall take these rules 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. the measures referred to in point. A further 15 days of clinically healthy animals can be sent to the slaughterhouse. You can specify separate limits for the accommodation part, when the animals are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation;
30.6. the agent from the infected holding is transferred to another holding, the holding concerned shall take these rules 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. the measures referred to in apakšpunk. A further 21 days of clinically healthy animals can be sent to the slaughterhouse.
50. If rinderpest, small ruminants, bluetongue disease, epizootic haemorrhagic disease of deer, sheep and goat pox, vesicular stomatitis, Teschen disease, lumpy skin Dermatitis, Rift Valley fever during the fight an epizootiological studies find that the disease agent: 50.1. suspect in the shed is imported from other sites and spread further, the depot, from which it is imported or transferred, the agent performs this rule 15.1. 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5, and 15.6.. referred to measures and constraints shall be withdrawn if the official laboratory carried out a study showing that the animals are healthy. You can specify separate limits for the accommodation part, when the animals are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation;
50.2. the infected holding have been imported from other sites and move on, then the accommodation, of which has been imported or to which you have transferred the disease agent, take these rules 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. referred to measures and restrictions shall be repealed not earlier than the incubation period of the disease. Restrictions may apply to certain parts of the site, where the animals are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation.
51. If the swine vesicular disease eradication measures during the epizootiological studies finds that an agent from the infected or potentially infected holding is transferred to another holding, the pigs are sent to this shed, moved to the protection or the surveillance zone in the slaughterhouse or holding in the protection zone.
52. This provision 51. restrictions referred to in paragraph repealed after 28 days if in serological studies revealed negative results. This time shed: 52.1. animals clinically investigated;
52.2. random samples for serological studies.
53. If African swine fever or for the eradication of classical swine fever during an epizootiological studies find that the disease agent: 53.1. infected may shed has been introduced from another holding, and carried on, then take the relevant provisions 15.1 yards., 15.2, 15.3, 15.4.., 15.5 and 15.6. referred to measures and restrictions repealed, if officially carried out laboratory studies confirm that the animals are healthy. You can specify separate limits for the accommodation part, when the animals are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation;

33.1. the infected holding has been introduced from another holding, then make the appropriate accommodation of these rules 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. referred to measures and restrictions repealed, if officially carried out laboratory studies confirm that the animals are healthy. Restrictions may apply to certain parts of the site, where the animals are kept fed and groomed in the other part of the accommodation;
53.3. from the infected holding are distributed to other housing, then make the appropriate accommodation of these rules 15.1, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5.. and 15.6. referred to measures and restrictions repealed, if officially carried out laboratory studies confirm that the animals are healthy.
 
 
V. Elimination of disease outbreaks and threats prevention measures and hunting, where wild animals are ill 54. If you suspect the presence of wild animals with this provision the diseases listed in the annex, a practicing veterinarian or a Hunter reported to the food and veterinary service, but the food and veterinary service shall report to the concerned pet owners and hunters, as well as the heads of militia organizing, all dead, also shot the animal laboratory investigation.
55. at the officially approved diagnosis of the presence of wild animals with any of the provisions of the diseases referred to in the annex Act in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2. The country's main food and health inspector, following the migration of animals, climatic and geographical conditions, provides proposals for emergency operational State Commission on the infected area for the determination of the place where the sick animal was found.
56. food and veterinary service in the crisis centre set up a working group organized by the epizootiological studies to obtain information about: 56.1. all also shot dead, the susceptible animals;
56.2. the geographical area in which it was shot or found dead at susceptible animals;
56.3. date when shot or found dead in susceptible animals;
56.4. the person who shot or found dead in susceptible animals;
56.5. susceptible animal sex and approximate age;
the symptoms of the disease before 56.6. susceptible animal shootings;
56.7. body position if found died;
54.1. the results of the laboratory examinations.
57. The infected area Inspector, in cooperation with the national forest service staff: 57.1. studying populations of susceptible animals;
57.2. finds large natural or human caused obstacles to the movement of susceptible animals;
57.3. Notes the estimated number of susceptible animals, their size and the number of the Group;
57.4. organizes the shot or dead animals susceptible to pathological and laboratory investigations;
57.5. organizes the susceptible animal population reduction;
57.6. advocacy on the importance for disease eradication measures;
57.7. ensure monitoring of holdings where susceptible animals are kept;
57.8. organizes the epizootiological studies in accordance with the provisions laid down in paragraph 56 of the requirements.
58. by officially approved diagnosis of animal disease in the infected area all the corpses of wild animals serologically investigates and, if a positive result is found, disposed as high risk material.
59. The infected area shot animals: 59.1. serological studies. If the serological positive results, shot the animal eliminated as high risk material;
59.2. the health inspection. If inspection is not found signs that are specific to a disease listed in the annex, are authorised for use of meat for human consumption.
60. the inspector shall ensure the infected area for the purpose of existing monitoring, as well as their accounting and 60.1. identification;
60.2. the establishment of a register of holdings, listing the susceptible animals and their category;
60.3. regular visits to the veterinarian of the respective sites and registry data;
60.4. animal containment facility, to prevent contact with wild animals or insects-vectors;
37.6. the export of animals outside the site only with the permission of the official veterinarian;
60.6. to the owner of the accommodation made for the necessary protection measures and to prevent wildlife from entering the shed or access objects through which the disease agent might end up shed and cause disease in animals;
60.7. at the exit and entrance housing infectious disease agent destruction deployed with disinfectant-soaked carpets;
60.8. to make the animal a veterinarian laboratory investigations (sample), which is a sign of disease or who have died;
60.9. to holding the territory would not be dead or shot a wild animal or part thereof.
 
 
Vi. Restrictions on the acquisition of products of animal origin of disease control during 61. Animals which come from a slaughterhouse in the surveillance zone of infected or existing sites: 61.1. isolated from other animals in the slaughterhouse;
61.2. immediately slaughtered separately from healthy animals.
62. as this provision paragraph 61 of that slaughter of the slaughterhouse premises, installations and equipment mechanical clean, washed and disinfected with products that destroy the disease agent.
63. At the slaughterhouse, which is found, the inspector shall determine the limits and supports: 39.2. to promptly killed all the animals;
39.3. kautprodukt be removed and the products that come in contact with sick animals or their kautprodukt, and not to allow the spread of the disease agent;
63.3. disease agent all with contaminated materials, objects, vehicles, buildings and equipment, mechanical cleaning, washing and disinfection;
63.4. the epizootiological inquiry carried out in accordance with this provision, paragraph 14;
63.5. so no one susceptible animal to the slaughterhouse earlier than 24 hours after the washing and disinfection.
64. The eggs from Newcastle disease or avian influenza in suspected holding to an establishment for the manufacture of egg products (companies) can be sent, if they are: 64.1. packed and the packaging is in accordance with the provisions in paragraph 5;
64.2. clean, with developed and broken shells and were not the subject of the incubation process;
64.3. cracked, but not later than the next day after sorting is provided for their use.
65. For the manufacture of egg products company (companies) can be recycled from Newcastle disease or avian influenza in suspected holdings brought eggs if: 65.1. they isolated from other eggs;
65.2. the resulting shell and the egg membrane collects and recycles as high risk material;
65.3. packaging material, as well as the vehicles mechanically cleaned, washed and disinfected with products that eliminate Newcastle disease or avian influenza agents;
65.4. the company's (the company), and all materials and objects that come into contact with potentially infected eggs, mechanically cleaned, washed and disinfected with products that removes disease agents.
 
 
VI. residues in products of animal origin in order to combat the disease during 66. residues in products of animal origin collected from international flight vehicles, disease eradication during the non animals may after heat treatment ensuring the destruction of the agent. Product residue fed to pigs, which is sent to the slaughterhouse of fattening.
67. residues in products of animal origin shall be collected, transported and heat treated under the supervision of an official veterinarian. During transport, the vehicle does not allow the conclusion that products in the environment.
68. the products of animal origin, residue of the transporting vehicle and its equipment clean, mechanically washed and disinfected with products that destroy the disease agent.
69. the products of animal origin, residue heat treated shed that has separate rooms for cooked and uncooked for residues in products of animal origin. These rooms must be easy to wash, clean and disinfect.
 
 
VIII. restrictions on Transport and vehicle cleaning and disinfection procedures 70. Diseases, transporting animals, need a veterinarian or Inspector receive health certificates issued. Transport of products of animal origin required inspection certificate.
71. before and after transport, animal products, animal feed, waste or contaminated materials-handling vehicles, rolling stock and contaminated equipment mechanically cleaned, washed and disinfected with agents for destructive means.
72. The animals, animal products, animal feed, waste or contaminated materials are loaded and unloaded under the supervision of an official veterinarian.
73. before the animals, animal products, contaminated materials, or feed waste transporting vehicle sealed under this provision in paragraph 5. During transport seal may be removed.
74. the shipment is permitted if:

74.1. the Inspector, which is located under the supervision of animals, animal products, contaminated materials, waste or animal feed, has informed the Inspector that supervision is in the slaughterhouse, storage, animal products company (the company), incubator or animal waste processing company (the company);
74.2. before shipping all shed the animals are clinically examined and found no sign of disease;
46.2. all animals are identifiable and marked;
74.4. all animals vaccinated is labelled in accordance with this provision in paragraph 5.
Prime Minister a. Smith in place of the Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Interior Mr Segliņš Editorial Note: the entry into force of the provisions with the March 27, 2002.
 
Annex a Cabinet of 19 March 2002, regulations No 127 of an epizootic disease list No.
The name of the disease the disease incubation p.k.
code length of period 1.
(A) 010 foot-and-mouth disease within 14 days 2.
(A) 020 vesicular stomatitis 21 days 3.
(A) 030 swine vesicular disease 28 days 4.
(A) 040 rinderpest 21 days 5.
A 050 small ruminants plague 21 day 6.
070 a lumpy skin dermatitis 28 days 7.
(A) 080 Rift Valley fever 30 days 8.
(A) 090 EHD 40 day 9.
(A) 100 sheep and goat pox 21 day 10.
(A) African horse sickness 110 40 day 11.
(A) African swine fever 120 40 day 12.
(A) classical swine fever 130 40 days 13.
(A) 150 avian influenza 21 days 14.
(A) 160 Newcastle disease 21 day 15.
B Teschen disease 40 256 days 16.
— Deer epizootic haemorrhagic disease 40 days instead of Agriculture Ministers — Minister of Interior Mr Segliņš