THE BIRD FLU HAS NOT FLOWN AWAY....
YOUR WORLD NEWS
MARCH 2012
27th Day
Indonesia
This deadly FLU-virus has not flown the Coop!
Although you may hear very little about the spreading of bird flu, the deadly flu has not flown away. Indonesia has experienced it 6th death this year with it's latest victim being a 17 year construction worker died on March 9th. Sources said the victim took with a high fever on February 28th, 2012. The victim tested positive for the virus at a local hospital . Sources said that some ducks and chickens in the man's neighborhood were tested positive for also having the flu virus. China has experienced it's first death in December 2011, Cambodia and Vietnam are also experiencing cases with positive results of the deaths from the deadly virus which resulted in a mass cull of birds. So far Indonesia has been the hardest hit in human death tolls with 155 deaths reported since 2003 according to the World Health Organization. The diseased flu has been designated to spread with bird to human contact. Experts fear that the virus could mutate and become more transferrable from human to human would or could cause a world pandemic.
This is a sure caution to watch for.
~O-~O~ WORLD WATCHING
MARCH 2012
27th Day
Indonesia
This deadly FLU-virus has not flown the Coop!
Although you may hear very little about the spreading of bird flu, the deadly flu has not flown away. Indonesia has experienced it 6th death this year with it's latest victim being a 17 year construction worker died on March 9th. Sources said the victim took with a high fever on February 28th, 2012. The victim tested positive for the virus at a local hospital . Sources said that some ducks and chickens in the man's neighborhood were tested positive for also having the flu virus. China has experienced it's first death in December 2011, Cambodia and Vietnam are also experiencing cases with positive results of the deaths from the deadly virus which resulted in a mass cull of birds. So far Indonesia has been the hardest hit in human death tolls with 155 deaths reported since 2003 according to the World Health Organization. The diseased flu has been designated to spread with bird to human contact. Experts fear that the virus could mutate and become more transferrable from human to human would or could cause a world pandemic.
This is a sure caution to watch for.
~O-~O~ WORLD WATCHING
