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SEOUL, South Korea
Bird flu has been detected near the South Korean capital, the country's agriculture ministry said Saturday.
The outbreak ? the sixth in South Korea in recent months ? was caused by an H5 strain, but further tests were needed to determine whether it is the N1 type, said Kim Chang-seob, the ministry's chief veterinary officer.
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2007/02/10 11:41 KST
New case of bird flu confirmed in S. Korea
SEOUL, Feb. 10 (Yonhap) -- A case of highly-virulent bird flu has been discovered in central South Korea, the first one since last month in a nearby city, government officials said Saturday.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry said in a statement that it detected highly-virulent avian influenza at a breeding farm in the city of Anseong, 77 kilometers south of Seoul.
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