German tests confirm H5N1 in 10 more birds

German tests confirmed that 10 more wild birds found dead on a northern island had the deadly H5N1 bird flu strain, the federal animal health institute said today.

German tests confirm H5N1 in 10 more birds
Fri, 17 Feb, 2006 - 18:30

German tests confirmed that 10 more wild birds found dead on a northern island had the deadly H5N1 bird flu strain, the federal animal health institute said today.

They followed three previously confirmed cases.

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