Japan: 1st bird flu case in season confirmed in Shimane Pref.
submited by kickingbird at Nov, 14, 2011 20:23 PM from Mainichi Japan
Avian influenza infection has been confirmed in a dead tundra swan collected in Matsue, Shimane Prefecture, the first such confirmation in the country this season, the Shimane prefectural government said Thursday.
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The local government is examining whether the virus is a highly virulent type. Results of the examination are expected in a week.
The infection was confirmed in a genetic test conducted at the National Institute for Environmental Studies on the carcass found last Monday in the Mihonoseki district of the western city, located on the Sea of Japan, according to the local government.
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