DK FMD simulation exercise - Vet-All. 5. februar 2015

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DK FMD simulation exercise - Vet-All

Aim VET ALL was a full scale exercise with the aim at: Testing and developing the veterinary and food safety preparedness in connection with a longer lasting and country-wide outbreak of FMD Testing the cross-border collaboration with the veterinary authorities in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Ensuring that the staff have a in depth knowledge to the veterinary preparedness and routines in conducting their specific roles in crisis situations

Objectives To test the veterinary and food safety preparedness at central and decentral level in relation to: Activation and managing the crisis management organisation at different administrative levels within DVFA Management of crisis information Coordination of resources and actions Crisis communication Performance of the contingency work disease eradication and withdrawal of products

Duration -timing 19-23 January 2015 8.00-20.00 hr 19-21 January 2015 Day 1-3 in outbreak 21-23 January 2015 Day 14-15 ~ 5-6 February 2015

Participants Ministry for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries DVFA DTU Veterinary Institute Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) DEMA Regional Units Danish National Police (DNP) DNP Regional Units Danish National Operative Staff Local Contingency Staffs Danish Agriculture and Food Council ARLA (dairies) DAKA A/S (rendering plants) Danish Agro (feed) Danish Crown (slaughterhouses) DLG (feed) TICAN A/S Slaughterhouses) Danish Veterinary Association Germany: - Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft, Bonn - Ministerium für Landwirtschaft, Umwelt und ländlichen Raum des Landes Schleswig-Holstein, Kiel

Mass media - internet Crisis paper.dk Internet based paper TV broadcasts Closed internet site Publication of zone maps Publication of specific executive orders

Other elements CVET mission Mission took place 20-21 January (day 2-3) Introductory meeting DVFA central office Field visit at FMD infected herd (no lab. visit) Final meeting DVFA central office NOST (Danish National Operative Staff) National crisis organisation Military and police inteligence service, national police, military forces, DEMA, health authorities, Ministry of Foreign affairs Coordination of intervention of different forces

Implementation - central level Central crisis centre: Establish central crisis organisation Central administrative staff Epidemiology and central husbandry register Information Movement and withdrawal of ABP s Service Withdrawal of meat and meat products etc. Exercise planning group Acted as all external partners: EU, OIE, Embassies etc.

Implementation - LVU Suspicions: DVFA local units conducted full visits or table exercise Confirmed cases: Valuation of animals All preparations for culling of herds (management, staff, material) or table exercise All collaborative partners should be involved Local crisis centres: Establish crisis management in local crisis centre

Default strategy day 1 in Denmark Stand-still for all animal transports for 72 hours (cattle, pigs, sheep, goats and horses) Culling of infected herds Zones Visit on all herds within zones within 7 days Total stop of exports for live animals (cattle, sheep, goats and pigs) for a longer period. What is needed to follow this strategy from day 1?

FMD scaling model Excel spreadsheet Input from scaling model Calculation of need of staff and material to: Valuation of animals to be culled Hygiene barriers at infected premises Culling of animals Disposal of animals Cleaning and disinfection Sampling Visit of herds in zones Screening Vaccination Need for equipment

Simulation of medium FMD outbreak

Personnel -medium FMD outbreak

Preparation of action

Staff cleaning and disinfection point

Vehicle cleaning and disinfection point

Scenario after eight outbreaks

Data on the first 20 outbreaks Outbreak Species No CHR 2015/1 Cattle 398 13704 2015/2 Pigs 4470 45000 2015/3 Pigs 1200 103182 2015/4 Cattle 1283 39367 2015/5 Pigs 1350 99352 2015/6 Pigs 6200 98989 2015/7 Pigs 3500 20767 2015/8 Pigs 2175 53169 2015/9 Cattle 553 59108 2015/10 Cattle 138 39161 Outbreak Species No CHR 2015/11 Sheep 4 32003 Cattle 375 2015/12 Cattle 1178 11770 2015/13 Sheep 217 13670 2015/14 Cattle 912 60894 2015/15 Pigs 1525 59088 2015/16 Deer 10 82269 2015/17 Cattle 10 51247 2015/18 Cattle 692 51264 2015/19 Cattle 273 49738 2015/20 Pigs* 60 59088

Scenario 14 12 10 8 6 Confirmed Culled 4 2 0

1 8 15 22 29 36 43 50 57 64 71 78 85 92 99 106 113 120 127 134 141 148 155 162 169 176 183 190 197 204 211 218 225 232 239 246 253 260 267 274 281 288 295 302 309 316 323 330 337 No of affected herds simulation of scenario 40 35 30 25 20 Diagnosticerede bes. Aflivede bes. 15 10 5 0

Unexpected challenge Severe outlook problems

Final result of FMD outbreak simulation In total 41 outbreaks in Denmark and 2 in Germany

Withdrawal of products Withdrawal time calculated based on: Age of lesions Double incubation time In total six weeks from observation of first outbreak

Liaison officers In order to ensure direct communication route to foreign authorities and stakeholders Liaison officers from: Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft, Bonn Danish Agriculture and Food Council (Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries)

Experiences obtained during exercise Mobilization of staff DVFA central level DVFA decentral level DEMA to assist in culling up to 12 teams/day From slaughterhouses From Danish Agriculture and Food Council Establish crisis meeting structure Preparing crisis organisation for long lasting crisis More than 300 persons engaged during exercise Evaluation report Summer 2015 Excellent team building project