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Bird flu outbreaks in 3 Pakistan farms

May 25, 2007 by Grace Ibay  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

About 12,000 birds mysteriously died this week in Islamabad, Pakistan and bird flu is to blame.

The rest of the 6,000 birds on the affected farms have been culled but there are no reports of human infection.

This year alone, there have been 23 H5N1 outbreaks in Pakistan but authorities are quick to say these have been rapidly controlled. In a rare case, an Islamabad zoo was affected last February when the virus was found in peacocks and geese.

[source: MedIndia]

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