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2.3.2, I strain appeared in South China and Vietnam together?

Sally Furniss

Sally Furniss

New member
machine translation from Vietnamese


- "Vaccines for the new strains of class 2.3.2, I just way to Beijing
more than a week, now is a new vaccine, flu virus
2.3.2 H5N1 strain appeared in South China and Vietnam together
it is an effective vaccine. "
TS Application for registration

TS Application for registration, Chief Veterinary Epidemiology Vietnam said:

"Vaccines for the new strain 2.3.2 class I to Beijing just over a week ago but now is a new vaccine, the H5N1 bird flu virus strain 2.3.2 appeared in South China and Vietnam Nam together a vaccine is still effective. "
http://rfavietnam.wordpress.com/2011/11/11/bai-toan-thực-phẩm-tết-dập-dịch-lo-chan-nuoi/
 
Re: 2.3.2, I strain appeared in South China and Vietnam together?

Chinese media said bird flu has reappeared in the poultry markets in southern China, and the situation becomes more serious as a variant of this virus is spreading in the poultry vaccines that are being used today can not be prevented completely. Chinese media quoted experts say China is facing the risk of avian influenza outbreaks in poultry and places where people in the autumn and winter this year.<br><br>http://radiochantroimoi.com/spip.php?article9587<br>
 
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