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HISTOIRE : Mise à jour sur A (H5N1) - OMS
TRT : 2:34”
SOURCE : UNTV CH
RESTRICTIONS : AUCUNE
LANGUE : ANGLAIS / NATS
RAPPORT DE ASPECT : 16:9
DATE LIMITE : 30 avril 2024 GENÈVE, SUISSE
- Plan extérieur : Allée du drapeau de l'ONU
- Plan large : orateur au pupitre lors de la conférence de presse
- SON : (Anglais) – Dr. Wenqing Zhang, Chef du Programme mondial de la grippe de l'OMS : «Nous avons évalué que le risque global pour la santé publique posé par le H5N1 est faible, et pour ceux exposés aux oiseaux ou animaux infectés ou à des environnements contaminés, le risque d'infection est considéré comme faible à modéré. Il est important de souligner que tout virus de la grippe évolue, donc il y a un risque associé au virus.»
- Plan moyen : Caméraman en train de filmer
- SON : (Anglais) – Dr. Wenqing Zhang, Chef du Programme mondial de la grippe de l'OMS : «La caractéristique unique de cet événement, c'est que c'était la première fois que le virus a été détecté chez des veaux, dans le passé ce virus a été détecté chez les oiseaux. Et bien sûr, depuis l'année dernière, ce virus a également été détecté chez certains mammifères.»
- Plan moyen : journalistes dans la salle de conférence de presse
- SON : (Anglais) – Dr. Wenqing Zhang, Chef du Programme mondial de la grippe de l'OMS : «Pour le moment, le virus H5N1 dont nous avons parlé a été détecté chez les vaches laitières aux États-Unis et uniquement aux États-Unis. Au 24 avril, le virus a été détecté chez des bovins dans huit États. Mais je pense que le chiffre a légèrement augmenté au cours de la dernière semaine.»
- Plan large : Journalistes dans la salle de presse
- SON : (Anglais) – Dr. Wenqing Zhang, Chef du Programme mondial de la grippe de l'OMS : «Ceux contenus dans le lait ne sont que des particules virales, elles sont inactivées. Il n'y a pas de pouvoir infectieux de ces matières contenues dans le lait. Il est donc moins probable que le virus puisse se propager à travers le lait lui-même, d'après les informations disponibles jusqu'à présent.»
- SON : (Anglais) – Dr. Wenqing Zhang, Chef du Programme mondial de la grippe de l'OMS : «De nombreux oiseaux migrateurs, voyageant à travers le monde, transportent des virus. Il y a certainement un risque de propagation du virus vers d'autres régions. Et aussi parce qu'à l'heure actuelle, il n'est pas clair comment la transmission de vache à vache se fait, s'il y a une transmission de vache à vache et comment le virus est transmis entre les vaches, il y a beaucoup d'incertitudes.»
- Plan moyen, journalistes écoutant
- Gros plan, journaliste écoutant
- Plan large, journalistes dans la salle de presse
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