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SKorea lifts bird flu restrictions (Las Vegas Sun)
Found on 30 Jun 2008 10:48 GMT
Mon, Jun 30, 2008 (1:39 a.m.) South Korea said Monday it has lifted all special restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of bird flu after a series of recent outbreaks.

South Korea lifts all restrictions imposed in wake of bird flu outbreaks (AP ...
Found on 30 Jun 2008 10:18 GMT
South Korea said Monday it has lifted all special restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of bird flu after a series of recent outbreaks.

South Korea lifts bird flu alert (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)
Found on 30 Jun 2008 07:35 GMT
SEOUL - South Korea has lifted restrictions imposed to curb an outbreak of bird flu which led to the culling of more than eight million birds, the agriculture ministry said Monday.

Avian Influenza - outbreak in poultry in the Democratic People's Republic of ...
Found on 30 Mar 2005 01:59 GMT

North Korea reports outbreak of bird flu for first time
SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea acknowledged an outbreak of bird flu for the first time, saying that hundreds of thousands of chickens were killed to prevent its spread, and the disease was not passed on to humans. The outbreaks occurred at a "few chicken farms," and "hundreds of thousands of

Publication: Charleston Daily Mail

North Korea inoculates poultry against bird flu following outbreak in South K...
North Korea said Monday it has inoculated poultry against bird flu to prevent the spread of the virus from neighboring South Korea. The North's Korean Central News Agency quoted quarantine official Ri Kyong Gun as saying all poultry in provinces near the border with the South have received

Publication: AP Worldstream

S.Korea tightens quarantine measures in wake of bird flu recurrence
S.Korea tightens quarantine measures in wake of bird flu recurrence SEOUL, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) - South Korea has tightened quarantine measures for those returning from abroad after bird flu hit a poultry farm in the central part of the country again, killing 3, 500 chickens, according to the Ministry

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

North Korea issues bird flu alert to fight potential outbreak
AP Worldstream 11-11-2005 Dateline: SEOUL, South Korea North Korea has issued a bird flu alert, urging its people to unite against a potential outbreak of the disease and calling the task "significant" in raising the "superiority of its socialist system," the North's media reported. Bird flu hit

Publication: AP Worldstream

Bird flu virus not cross to human in S.Korea: health official
Bird flu virus not cross to human in S.Korea: health official SEOUL, Feb. 26 (Xinhua) - The bird flu virus discovered in South Korea has little danger of spreading to humans, the (South) Korea Center for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said on Thursday. Citing the test results sent from the

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

S.Korea confirms four workers infected with H5N1 strain of bird flu two years...
S.Korea confirms four workers infected with H5N1 strain of bird flu two years ago SEOUL, Feb. 24 (Xinhua) - South Korean Ministry of Welfare and Health on Friday confirmed four workers, engaged in slaughter of poultry when bird flu was spreading in the country two years ago, have been infected

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

South Korea, New Zealand stockpile antivirals against bird flu; Laos kills ch...
TED ANTHONY, Associated Press Writer AP Worldstream 02-11-2004 Dateline: BEIJING South Korea and New Zealand announced plans Wednesday to boost stocks of antiviral medicine to gird against Asia's bird flu as China moved to keep homing pigeons _ potential virus carriers _ out of the skies. The

Publication: AP Worldstream

S. Korea issues bird flu alert
S. Korea issues bird flu alert SEOUL, Oct. 14 (Xinhua) - South Korean government issued a bird flu alert on Friday, as the avian influenza have started to spread throughout some Asian and European countries. The decision was made at a meeting participated by bird flu experts and senior officials

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

S.Korea confirms 25th outbreak of H5N1 strain of bird flu
S.Korea confirms 25th outbreak of H5N1 strain of bird flu SEOUL, April 19 (Xinhua) - The South Korean government confirmed Saturday a new outbreak of H5N1 strain of bird flu, which becomes the 25th confirmed cases of the deadly epidemic in the country since late March. According to the Ministry

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

South Korea, New Zealand stockpile antivirals against bird flu; Vietnam says ...
TED ANTHONY, Associated Press Writer AP Worldstream 02-11-2004 Dateline: BEIJING South Korea and New Zealand announced plans Wednesday to boost stocks of antiviral medicine to gird against Asia's bird flu as China moved to keep homing pigeons _ potential virus carriers _ out of the skies. The

Publication: AP Worldstream