No spread of bird flu to humans in Tuaran


JPV personnel checking lorries carrying poultry to contain the spread of bird flu in Tuaran. — Bernama

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Health Department has not received any reports of bird flu virus infection in humans after Tuaran was declared an outbreak area, says its director Datuk Dr Christina Rundi.

She said the department was working with the Sabah Veterinary Services Department (JPV) to monitor and ensure no individuals had been infected with bird flu.

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