BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania culled hundreds of birds and quarantined villages on Sunday to try to halt the spread of bird flu after it was detected in poultry in its Danube delta.
Romanian authorities also banned hunting across the delta, which is home to 14,000 people, sent medical teams to test for possible human cases and vaccinated around half of the delta's population with a regular anti-flu vaccine.
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