Minister says bird flu probably in CzechRep, but no one knows it
Prague- Bird flu has most probably already reached the Czech Republic, but no dead bird has been uncovered as yet, Agriculture Minister Jn Mladek said in Nova television's discussion programme Seven.
This opinion was pronounced by some experts in recent days as well.
The virus has already been confirmed by all of the Czech Republic's neighbours. The last was Poland today.
Josef Duben, spokesman for the Czech National Veterinary Administration, said today that the virus has not yet been in the country.
More than 500 dead birds living in the wild and more than 100 dead pieces of poultry have been tested with a negative result.
Duben said no mass death has been detected as yet.
Austria and Germany have been fighting the virus for some time, Slovakia confirmed it last week.
Prague- Bird flu has most probably already reached the Czech Republic, but no dead bird has been uncovered as yet, Agriculture Minister Jn Mladek said in Nova television's discussion programme Seven.
This opinion was pronounced by some experts in recent days as well.
The virus has already been confirmed by all of the Czech Republic's neighbours. The last was Poland today.
Josef Duben, spokesman for the Czech National Veterinary Administration, said today that the virus has not yet been in the country.
More than 500 dead birds living in the wild and more than 100 dead pieces of poultry have been tested with a negative result.
Duben said no mass death has been detected as yet.
Austria and Germany have been fighting the virus for some time, Slovakia confirmed it last week.
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