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Monday, October 26, 2015
Thursday, July 30, 2015
INVESTIGATING BIRD FLU.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
HPAI; AVIAN INFLUENZA UPDATE.
The bird flu virus has been confirmed in a mixed back yard poultry in Kano,Nigeria.The veterinary authority has notified the OIE. The outbreak started on 2/1/15 at a backyard poultry in Kano district, a flock of 1,568 birds. The virus killed 1,370 of the birds and the rest of the flock has been destroyed to prevent spread.
Be proactive! stop the bird flu virus!.
use VIRKON® S now. Spread the word; use VIRKON® S.


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