North Korea inoculates poultry against bird flu following outbreak in South Korea
Tuesday, 08 June 2010
SEOUL, South Korea: North Korea said Monday it has inoculated poultry against bird flu to prevent the spread of the virus from neighboring South Korea.
The North’s Korean Central News Agency quoted quarantine official Ri Kyong Gun as saying all poultry in provinces near the border with the South have received emergency vaccinations, citing a bird flu outbreak in southern South Korea.
Bird flu article source: IHT
http://www.aseanplus3-eid.info/newsr...id=1590&gid=10
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