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Why Bengal has failed to check spread of bird flu

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    • Ravik Bhattacharya Tags : Bengal, bird flu Posted: Monday , Jan 26, 2009 at 2246 hrs

    Nepal: Culling and mopping operations in Jhapa district of Nepal, bordering West Bengal continues after recent outbreak. Other districts bordering West Bengal are also on high alert.

    Assam: Culling and post-culling operations continue in 17 centres spread over eight districts of Assam. More than five lakh birds culled.

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