11 more provinces, Bangkok hit by bird flu

11 more provinces, Bangkok hit by bird flu

BANGKOK, Thailand - A chicken and duck vender sits idle in downtown Bangkok on Jan. 28 as customers stay away due to bird flu epidemic in Thailand. Avian influenza has spread to Bangkok and another 11 Thai provinces, bringing to 25 the number of provinces in central, northern and northeastern Thailand affected by bird flu.

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