Bird flu in China

Bird flu in China

GUANGZHOU, China - Photo shows chickens on a poultry farm in suburban Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China on April 8, 2013. People in southern China are reluctant to buy live chickens for food following an outbreak of bird flu among humans in eastern China.

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