The WHO says that human-to-human transmission of bird flu (H5N1 avian influenza) is now a real possibility, the last two cases being part of a family cluster.
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29 Sep 2004
The WHO says that human-to-human transmission of bird flu (H5N1 avian influenza) is now a real possibility, the last two cases being part of a family cluster.
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29 September 2004
23:59
mdmhvonpa
Whenever you pack animals and humans that close togher, the shit will eventually hit the fan. I recall as a child on my granfather’s farm, one of his chickens (of 50) had fallen ill and died. That was a death sentance for the remaining 49. We spent a lot of time plucking birds and such. These were free range birds too. Not the tin-shack with thousands you see in photo’s all the time.
30 September 2004
03:11
sophyQ
What a pity the font in your blog is so small I can’t read it.
30 September 2004
08:13
Maria
You know what they say: birds of a feather, flock together….
30 September 2004
08:16
andrea
Sophy, what screen resolution are you using?
30 September 2004
08:24
andrea
Maria: heh.
mdmhvonpa: that’s what my mum always says, our sins of cruelty are coming back to bite us in the bum.
30 September 2004
15:16
Simon World
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30 September 2004
23:25
eclexys
When the Chicken Shit Hits The Fan
Via Simon World’s Asia By Blog roundup, here’s the most striking link in his most recent batch: one at serial deviant that says that The WHO says that human-to-human transmission of bird flu (H5N1 avian influenza) is now a real…
1 October 2004
12:16
Grace
Funny, the only thing ST carried on it was a column accusing the WHO of *downplaying the threat*.
4 October 2004
12:01
andrea
Grace, that’s interesting. That means Singapore is back on panic stations?
Anyone in Singapore care to tell us what the prevailing opinion is there?
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