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[Healthnewsblog.com] Health News Blog -- Bird Flu / Avian Flu H5N1: Another WHO expert, Dr Mike Ryan, director of epidemic and pandemic alert, said, "We truly feel that this present threat is likely to stretch our global systems to the point of collapse." H5N1 has continued to spread easily from country to country and scientists are sounding more alarmist with each new human case and with each discovery of the virus in a new country.

 [Bloggersblog.com] Bloggers Blog -- Bird Flu / Avian Flu: However, as the disease has spread and there have been more warnings from scientists and government leaders about the possibility of an unstoppable pandemic the number of bird flu bloggers has increased. Even more alarming was a recent study that found that the flu virus that caused the deadly 1918 flu pandemic also originated in birds just like the H5N1 strain that looms as a human threat today.

[Project Disaster] Thailand confirms second bird flu outbreak: BANGKOK (XFN-ASIA) - Thai officials ordered the slaughter of 300,000 chickens after the second outbreak this year of the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus was discovered on a farm in the northeast.

[Pandemic Virus Facts and Information] Thailand confirms second B2B outbreak: The outbreak at a farm in Nakhon Phanom province, 740 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, follows the death on Wednesday of a boy from bird flu -- Thailand's first such death in seven months.

[Bird Flu (Avian influenza)] Thailand confirms second bird flu outbreak: The outbreak at a farm in Nakhon Phanom province, 740 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, follows the death on Wednesday of a boy from bird flu—Thailand’s first such death in seven months.

 [Worldwide Disasters] UN says H5N1 bird flu found on Lao farm: “The H5N1 bird flu virus has been found on a poultry farm in Laos, the country’s first major outbreak since 2004, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Friday.

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