Birdflu find leads to mass cull in the UK

Authorities in the UK have culled 160,000 turkeys, after an outbreak of birdflu in Suffolk.

Sun, 04 Feb, 2007 - 10:02

Authorities in the UK have culled 160,000 turkeys, after an outbreak of birdflu in Suffolk.

A massive restriction zone is in place to try and prevent the spread of the potentially deadly H5N1 strain of the virus.

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