Govt allocates €1m to fight spread of bird flu

The Government has allocated €1m in funding to help fight the spread of bird flu in the developing world.

Tue, 17 Jan, 2006 - 12:30

The Government has allocated €1m in funding to help fight the spread of bird flu in the developing world.

The allocation was announced by Junior Minister Conor Lenihan today as officials from around the world meet in China to agree a funding package to tackle the virus.

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