Bird Flu - Is Pakistan new Indonesia?


	Bird Flu - Is Pakistan new Indonesia?

nedhamson

12-19-2007 9:33 AM

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pandemic, bird flu, globalization, greed

nedhamson says:

Opps! You mean we can have problem too? Seems few or no countries are prepared to really deal with root problems of spread of avian flu - greed!

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