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Thursday, January 29, 2015
NEWS ON HPAI.
The bird flu virus has affected over a million geese in Taiwan ,with 200 outbreaks only last week. The 3 strains predominant are H5N2,H5N3,and H5N8.
The virus has also affected man resulting in death in Egypt, Taiwan and HongKong,the deaths have occurred in people who had close contact with infected poultry,those who have living quarters in close proximity to poultry,those working live bird markets and also been linked to contact with infected persons.
In a new twist the a human infection has been reported in Canada, in a person that recently returned from a trip to China.
The best approach still is enhanced bio security protocol,its in your hands stop the bird flu virus.
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