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Romania Will Control Bird Flu Situation by Mid July: Romania?s PM

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Romania Will Control Bird Flu Situation by Mid July: Romania?s PM

14 June 2006 | 19:22 | FOCUS News Agency

Bucharest. By mid July Romania will have got the bird flu outbreak under control, Romania?s Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu stated cited by Greek TV station Antenna.
According to the Prime Minister by then all the bird flu foci will have been brought under control. Calin Popescu Tariceanu said the experts have managed to avert the transmission of the disease to humans. He announced that 29 people are being investigated with regard to the second outbreak of the virus in the country.
At the moment there are 127 bird flu foci in Romania. Not one new focus has been registered in the last six days ? a fact which makes the experts believe that the more important stage of the spread of the virus has passed.
Up to now some 700,000 poultry have been killed, the TV station notes.
 
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