Bird Flu In South Korea
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Avian Influenza: 7 FAQs About Bird Flu To Help You Better Understand This Disease
Keep reading as we answer some of the most common questions about avian also known as the bird flu.
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Bird Flu Spread In Europe, China, South Korea Sparks Concern
Several outbreaks of severe bird flu in Europe and Asia have been reported in recent days to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), in a sign the virus is spreading quickly again.
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U.S. Scrambles to Clear Egg Exports to Bird Flu-Hit Korea
U.S. officials are urgently seeking an agreement with South Korea that would allow imports of American eggs.
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Gloomy Start to Year of Rooster as Bird Flu Hits South Korea
The year of the rooster looks set for a gloomy start. Egg prices are soaring and new year's festivals are being canceled as South Korea fights its worst bird flu outbreak in a decade.
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Eggs in Short Supply as South Korea Battles Worst Bird Flu Outbreak
Moon Hong-nam, a pastry chef in Seoul, needs at least 15,000 eggs a day to bake cakes, but after South Korea's worst outbreak of bird flu and a surge in the prices of eggs, he is considering changing his menu.
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South Korea Issues Bird Flu Alert After 10 Per Cent Poultry Slaughtered
South Korea on Friday issued its top bird flu alert for the first time, giving officials extra powers to contain an outbreak that has already triggered the slaughter of more than 10 per cent of national poultry stocks.
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South Korea Confirms Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Outbreaks, Ramps Up Quarantine
South Korea has confirmed the country's first outbreaks of the highly pathogenic H5N6 bird flu virus and has ramped up quarantine measures in response, agriculture ministry officials said on Friday.
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Hong Kong Halts Some Poultry Imports Due to Bird Flu in US
Hong Kong said on Monday it has suspended imports of certain U.S. poultry and poultry products because strains of avian influenza have been identified in the United States, marking the second foreign market to issue such a ban.
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South Korea orders bird flu lockdown
South Korea imposed on Monday a 12-hour lockdown on poultry farms in three provinces to curb a spreading bird flu outbreak, banning the movement of animals, people and vehicles.
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Avian Influenza: 7 FAQs About Bird Flu To Help You Better Understand This Disease
Keep reading as we answer some of the most common questions about avian also known as the bird flu.
-
Bird Flu Spread In Europe, China, South Korea Sparks Concern
Several outbreaks of severe bird flu in Europe and Asia have been reported in recent days to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), in a sign the virus is spreading quickly again.
-
U.S. Scrambles to Clear Egg Exports to Bird Flu-Hit Korea
U.S. officials are urgently seeking an agreement with South Korea that would allow imports of American eggs.
-
Gloomy Start to Year of Rooster as Bird Flu Hits South Korea
The year of the rooster looks set for a gloomy start. Egg prices are soaring and new year's festivals are being canceled as South Korea fights its worst bird flu outbreak in a decade.
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Eggs in Short Supply as South Korea Battles Worst Bird Flu Outbreak
Moon Hong-nam, a pastry chef in Seoul, needs at least 15,000 eggs a day to bake cakes, but after South Korea's worst outbreak of bird flu and a surge in the prices of eggs, he is considering changing his menu.
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South Korea Issues Bird Flu Alert After 10 Per Cent Poultry Slaughtered
South Korea on Friday issued its top bird flu alert for the first time, giving officials extra powers to contain an outbreak that has already triggered the slaughter of more than 10 per cent of national poultry stocks.
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South Korea Confirms Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Outbreaks, Ramps Up Quarantine
South Korea has confirmed the country's first outbreaks of the highly pathogenic H5N6 bird flu virus and has ramped up quarantine measures in response, agriculture ministry officials said on Friday.
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Hong Kong Halts Some Poultry Imports Due to Bird Flu in US
Hong Kong said on Monday it has suspended imports of certain U.S. poultry and poultry products because strains of avian influenza have been identified in the United States, marking the second foreign market to issue such a ban.
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South Korea orders bird flu lockdown
South Korea imposed on Monday a 12-hour lockdown on poultry farms in three provinces to curb a spreading bird flu outbreak, banning the movement of animals, people and vehicles.
