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[Medical systems Collaboration and Communications (C2) blog] AVIAN INFLUENZA (120): INDIA (WEST BENGAL) « Medical systems ...: 20081128.3749 Avian influenza (112): India (AS), susp., alert, RFI 20081127.3740 Avian influenza, human (60): India (West Bengal), susp. 20080803.2379 Avian influenza (69): S Korea, India (W Bengal) 20080515.1626 Avian influenza (68): Japan, S.Korea, Viet Nam, India 20080511.1605 Avian influenza (64): India (Tripura) 20080423.1434 Avian influenza (59): India (Tripura), South Korea (N Jeolla) 20080408.1295 Avian influenza (48): China, Bangladesh, India, Viet Nam 20080317.1042 Avian influenza (46): India, Viet Nam, Bangladesh 20080314.1013 Avian influenza (42): India (West Bengal) 20080309.0967 Avian influenza (35): UK (England), Indonesia, India, Bangladesh 20080215.0600 Avian influenza, poultry vs migratory birds (02): Turkey, India 20080205.0462 Avian influenza (17): Iran (Mazandaran), India (West Bengal) - OIE

[grain.org RSS (English)] GRAIN | Seedling | 2009 | Indonesia fights to change WHO: Dr Muladno, the Planning and Development Coordinator of Indonesia’s National Committee on Avian Influenza Control and Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (Komnas FBPI), told GRAIN that the government is aware of outbreaks at large farms, even though these are not reported: he mentioned a specific outbreak at a large farm in Subang that was happening at the time but was not being talked about. There is still no legal obligation for companies to report bird flu outbreaks on their farms, and health inspectors cannot legally enter an industrial farm without the owner’s permission.

[Flu Wiki | Main / All Recent Changes] Flu Wiki - Resources - Sources and Links: Peter Cowen (PC) Associate Professor of .WHO Regional Office For South-East Asia: Avian Influenza (location: New Delhi) Covers Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, DPR Korea, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand, Indonesia, East Timor, the Maldives.

[GIDEON blog] 2008 - A year of new outbreaks and new bugs | GIDEON blog: Although the current outbreak of Avian influenza (”bird flu”) began in 2003, and has continued well into 2008, the numbers of reported cases and deaths has actually been decreasing since, 2006. One of the more interesting outbreaks of 2008 involved over 1 million cases of Chikungunya in India, Malaysia and nearby countries.

[Global Medical Research.org] Global Disease Alert Map: HealthMap brings together disparate data sources to achieve a unified and comprehensive view of the current global state of infectious diseases and their effect on human and animal health. This freely available Web site integrates outbreak data of varying reliability, ranging from news sources (such as Google News) to curated personal accounts (such as ProMED) to validated official alerts (such as World Health Organization).

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