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Initial tests show bird flu in Germany

Preliminary tests have shown the presence of bird flu in two dead swans in northern Germany, a government official said today.

Initial tests show bird flu in Germany

Tue, 14 Feb, 2006 - 20:50

Preliminary tests have shown the presence of bird flu in two dead swans in northern Germany, a government official said today.

The swans were found on the island of Ruegen, agriculture ministry spokeswoman Ulrike Hinrichs said.

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