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Bird flu again found in Seoul; chickens and ducks culled
marketwatch.com May 11, 2008
SEOUL (AFP) -- A second bird flu case was found in the South Korean capital Sunday, less than a week after the first one was detected, the agriculture ministry said. More than 8,000 ducks and chickens were immediately culled at an illegally-run farm in Seoul's southeastern district of Songpa...
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