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H5N1 VIRUS : ANOTHER OUTBREAK IN HUNAN CHINA

Citing China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Reuters reported on Saturday, February 1, that an outbreak of a "highly pathogenic strain" of H5N1 happened at a farm in the city of Shaoyang in Hunan.

The farm had 7,850 chickens, of which 4,500 have died due to the bird flu.

Chinese authorities have culled nearly 18,000 poultry following the H5N1 outbreak there.

The H5N1 virus was first detected in 1996 in geese in China, said the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It was first detected in humans in 1997, then reemerged in 2003.

Since then, "rare, sporadic human infections with this virus have been reported in Asia, and later in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East," added the CDC.

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