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[Health News | Health Care News | Health Articles | Latest News on Health Science Studies.] Over 44000 birds culled in bird-flu hit Murshidabad: The outbreak of avian influenza was notified in Murshidabad district Jan 14. Since then, officials said, two more epicentres have surfaced - Haripur and Ninur in the district.

[Vetsweb News] Vetsweb - News: India bird flu outbreak: 26000 birds culled: 'Culling of birds has started and so far 26,963 birds have been culled and 1,286 eggs have been destroyed,' said a statement. The union health ministry has stationed a 3-member central rapid response team at Murshidabad to assist the state health authorities.

[Health News | Health Care News | Health Articles | Latest News on Health Science Studies.] Over 26000 poultry culled in bird flu-hit Murshidabad: The Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, which comes under the ministry of agriculture, notified the avian influenza outbreak in Hazrabati and Nagar villages in Murshidabad Jan 14.

[Sindh Today - Online News] Sindh Today - Online News » Over 26000 poultry culled in bird flu ...: The Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, which comes under the ministry of agriculture, notified the avian influenza outbreak in Hazrabati and Nagar villages in Murshidabad Jan 14.

[Chen Qi -The World of Micro-Organism Virus | Swine flu | H5N1 |GIRO 555 SHO] Bird flu back in W Bengal | Chen Qi -The World of Micro-Organism ...: Bhopal-based High Security Animal Disease Laboratory (HSADL) has found the bird flu virus (H5N1 strain) in seven out of 12 samples received from Murshidabad district, in the north-central part of the state.

[Flu News Network] India: Bird flu confirmed, culling starts in Murshidabad « Flu ...: At first, administrative officers and animal resource development department officers thought the birds died from the cold wave and Ranikhet disease. But when the number of deaths increased in the last five days, the administration sent samples to Bhopal.

[Care2 News Network] Bird flu makes a return, dead birds test positive in Murshid ...: Eight months after India reported its last case of bird flu in poultry and two months after India declared itself free of the deadly H5N1 virus, avian influenza has returned to haunt the country.

[Bhopal Daily News] Fresh outbreak of bird flu in Murshidabad”¦ and other news « Bhopal ...: Fresh outbreak of bird flu in Murshidabad ”¦ the block tested positive for H5 strain of avian influenza during the tests conducted at the High Security Animal Disease Laboratory (HSADL), Bhopal. ”¦ Read at Indian Express.

[Health News] Bird flu breaks out in West Bengal district: NEW DELHI - Four new swine flu deaths, all of them from Maharashtra, were reported Sunday, taking the country's toll due to the contagious virus to 344, the union health ministry said. Of the four deaths two took place Sunday while two people died of the virus Saturday but were officially confirmed Sunday.

[Bhopal Daily News] Bird flu confirmed, culling starts in Murshidabad”¦ and other news ...: Bird flu confirmed, culling starts in Murshidabad The Animal Disease Laboratory (ADL) in Bhopal has confirmed that two hens from the block died of the H5N1 (avian influenza) virus, commonly known as bird ”¦ Read at Times of India .Blog at WordPress.com.

[Influenza Virus Mashup] [Crof's H5N1] India: West Bengal villagers again resist culling ...: The outbreak, which started in Khargram block in Murshidabad, has already spread to the neighbouring Kandhi block. The villagers have demanded an increase in compensation and alleged that they are yet to receive aid for the 2008 outbreak. 

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