Bird Flu Monitor > Asian Bird Flu Spreads to England, Swedish duck tests negative

The News Blog@i66.com[The News Blog@i66.com] The British government confirmed that the parrot that died in quarantine, indeed died from the H5N1 strain of bird flu. While a dead duck in Sweden did not carry deadly H5N1 flu strain. Asian Bird Flu Spreads to England

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