WHO confirms China bird flu

WHO confirms China bird flu

NANNING, China - A health official sterilizes a site near a duck breeding ground in Longan County in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Jan. 28, where a dead duck was confirmed positive for the bird flu virus by the World Health Organization.

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