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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - State health officials do not believe a deadly strain of bird flu will enter South Carolina, but if it does, they say the state is prepared.
Officials at Clemson University, the state veterinarian's office and the Department of Natural Resources have increased testing at
chicken farms, at auction sites and among wild birds.
State officials hope to receive at least three million in new federal money to help prepare for a flu pandemic.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - State health officials do not believe a deadly strain of bird flu will enter South Carolina, but if it does, they say the state is prepared.
Officials at Clemson University, the state veterinarian's office and the Department of Natural Resources have increased testing at
chicken farms, at auction sites and among wild birds.
State officials hope to receive at least three million in new federal money to help prepare for a flu pandemic.
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