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Bird flu fear hits poultry sales
People are hesitant to consume poultry products due to reports of bird flu in neighboring districts.
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Following the discovery of H5N1 virus, hundreds and thousands of chickens were culled in Sunsari, Ilam and Panchthar last week.
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Nepal: 3 Jhapa locations test positive for B2B H5N1
Evidently H5N1 is spreading in eastern Nepal. Via The Himalayan Times : 3 Jhapa locations test positive for bird flu .
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4,853 chickens culled in Itahari
The team also destroyed 2,400 eggs. The team, a week ago, culled 3,500 chickens from the same farm.
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Administration prohibits chicken sell in Sunsari
Besides meat, the administration has also prohibited sell and purchase of eggs. More than 2,300 chickens were culled on Monday from Khanar-based poultry farm in Sunsari.
Nepal: Lapses in bird-flu inspection
ITAHARI: The technical team tasked with inspecting bird flu-infested poultry farms in Sunsari has conceded that it did not bother to inspect part of the PK Poultry in Itahari when its proprietor Nirmal Shrestha insisted that rest of his farm is free of inspection.
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The People's Committee of northern Ha Nam province yesterday announced the first outbreak of bird flu in Nhat Tan Commune, Kim Bang District, while many other localities reported high risk of the disease.
Bird flu suspected in Meghalaya
Fears of bird flu gripped Shillong Friday and Meghalaya state authorities sounded a general alert after a hundred pigeons were found dead in the state capital, an official said.
Blaze destroyed P&G company in Binh Duong
Initial investigation results show the blaze began at 6pm yesterday, destroying 2,500 sq.m of the company's workshop.
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No way of stopping leak of deadly new flu virus, says bioterror chief
Health department workers cull infected birds in an effort to check the spread of bird flu in India.
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MSU researcher finds first link between avian flu and Chinese poultry
A Mississippi State University researcher has uncovered the first molecular evidence linking live poultry markets in China to human H5N1 avian influenza.
Under the radar, bird flu arrives back in Egypt
With all eyes on Egypt's new parliament in January, 13 cases of the H5N1, or bird flu, were reported in Egypt, highlighting that the deadly virus was making a return to the North African country.
City on guard against flu epidemic as peak season sets in
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