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Cambodia uses karaoke to spread bird flu message

Sally Furniss

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Cambodia uses karaoke to spread bird flu message


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During the New Year celebrations, Cambodians traditionally serve chicken and duck dishes. [AFP]







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Cambodian authorities will use a karaoke video starring a popular local singer to try to raise awareness of bird flu.

The video is part of a United Nations-sponsored health program, to alert people to the dangers of transporting poultry in the lead-up to the Khmer New Year holiday in mid-April.

During the celebrations Cambodians traditionally serve chicken and duck dishes.

The video encourages farmers to wash their hands and keep their poultry pens clean.

It urges them to keep children away from poultry, and report sick and dead birds to local authorities.


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