Croatia finds H5N1 in swan and seagulls

A swan found dead in eastern Croatia tested positive for the H5N1 strain of bird flu, authorities said today – bringing to three the number of regions in Croatia where the deadly virus has been detected since October.

Tue, 14 Mar, 2006 - 18:40

Several seagulls also tested positive for H5N1, said the head of a state-run Veterinarian Institute, Vladimir Savic.

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Courts Bird Flu Place: eastern Croatia Place: Croatia Place: southern Pantan ornithological Place: Baranja Place: Danube River Place: Serbia Place: Hungary Place: Pantan reserve Person: Vladimir Savic Person: Mladen Pavic Person: Pavic Organisation: Veterinarian Institute Organisation: Agricultural Ministry

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