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FRESH fears over bio-security at Compton’s Institute for Animal Health have been voiced after its sister centre in Pirbright became embroiled in the latest foot-and-mouth outbreak in Surrey.In February this year, newburytoday.co.uk and the Newbury Weekly News exclusively revealed that health and safety inspectors forced the Institute for Animal Health (IAH ) in Compton to shut down its high security unit following fears that employees may have been contaminated with bovine tuberculosis.IAH had to cull 15 disease-ridden cattle and lock down the unit after the inspectors discovered a security breach in a laboratory used to carry out tests on TB infected cows.Pressure failure inside the high security compound sparked fears that up to 20 staff may have breathed in the disease-contaminated air.At the time, HSE inspectors told newburytoday.co.uk: “During the routine inspection, work practices were observed which were deemed to pose a serious risk to human health.”This led to fears that the bovine TB, an airborne disease that can spread to humans via infected milk and meat, could have escaped from the laboratory into neighbouring corridors where protective clothing and gas masks are not worn by staff.The experiments carried out in the high security lab before it was closed on February 2 involved infecting cattle with bovine TB to test whether the inoculation used to pre-vent the disease in humans could also be used as a preventative measure in cattle.
Work practices were observed which were deemed to pose a serious risk to human health
