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kuban in krasnodar, russia - regular influenza epidemic where h5n1 was seen

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keeping watch on places where h5n1 and other influenza are seen together

Kuban a city in Krasnodar where a raven was found with h5n1 reported on the 28th of February. The only town mentioned in the regular influenza epidemic also mentioned in the h5n1 outbreak is labinsk.

In the vicinity of Kuban 19,600 people were listed with influenza/acute respitory infection within the last week. Most were among children.

He also added that among children aged 3 to 6 years epidemic threshold exceeded Novorossiysk (at 90.1%), Gelendjike (at 46.1%), Labinske (at 44.3%), Sochi (at 45.6%), Primorsko-ahtarskom (at 124.5%), Kushchevskm (at 60.2%), Kurganinskm (at 42.2%), Tbilisi (at 39.9%), Timaszewskom (at 32.4%, Pavlovskm (29.9%), Scherbinovskm (at 28.7%) Tupsinskm (6%), Krasnoarmean (5.1%) regions.
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russian article on children's influenza
http://www.regnum.ru/news/medicine/793527.html

russian article on raven in kuban feb 28
http://www.rosbalt.ru/2007/3/1/287809.html
edited to correct link
 
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