Possible Avian Flu Outbreak Affecting Birds Bengal

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India: Possible avian flu outbreak in West Bengal 

Updated: 29 December 2009

(International SOS Pandemic
Information Service) Media reports indicate that over 2,000 birds,
including domestic poultry, were found dead in the Durmoth village in
West Bengal's Burdwan district. Samples have been collected and sent
for testing at a lab in Belgachia. Results are expected within a few
days. The village was affected during an avian flu outbreak in January
2008. Authorities have initiated an awareness campaign to educate
villagers about the disease.  

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	http://theflucase.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2438%3Apossible-avian-flu-outbreak-in-birds-west-bengal-india&catid=1%3Alatest-news&Itemid=64&lang=en India: Possible avian flu outbreak in West Bengal Updated: 29 December 2009 (International SOS Pandemic Information Service) Media reports indicate that over 2,000 birds, including domestic poultry, were found dead in the Durmoth village in West Bengal's Burdwan district. Samples have been collected and sent for testing at a lab in Belgachia. Results are expected within a few days. The village was affected during an avian flu outbreak in January 2008. Authorities have initiated an awareness campaign to educate villagers about the disease. Source link: http://www.internationalsos.com/pandemicpreparedness/CatLevel.aspx?li=1&languageID=ENG&catID=1&l=1