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DEAD BIRDS FRIGHTENED THE RESIDENTS OF GYUMRI
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09:54 pm 15 March, 2006
A dead dove and a dead crow have been found in Gyumri.
In both cases the birds were found by the children.
The resident of the city applied to the Shirak region Veterinary
State Inspection immediately.
The workers of the Inspection found only the dead dove in the place
of incidence as the crow had been lost.
The investigations showed that the bird did not carry the bird flu
virus, and the concern was in vain.
According to the head of the Shirak region Veterinary State Inspection
representative Gagik Sargsyan, they get about 6-7 suchlike alarms
from the people a day, but up to now the bird flu virus has never
been found.
In this connection the Inspection is well prepared.
They have special tests with the help of which they can easily find
the virus.
"Tsayg" TV Company of Gyumri
A1+
09:54 pm 15 March, 2006
A dead dove and a dead crow have been found in Gyumri.
In both cases the birds were found by the children.
The resident of the city applied to the Shirak region Veterinary
State Inspection immediately.
The workers of the Inspection found only the dead dove in the place
of incidence as the crow had been lost.
The investigations showed that the bird did not carry the bird flu
virus, and the concern was in vain.
According to the head of the Shirak region Veterinary State Inspection
representative Gagik Sargsyan, they get about 6-7 suchlike alarms
from the people a day, but up to now the bird flu virus has never
been found.
In this connection the Inspection is well prepared.
They have special tests with the help of which they can easily find
the virus.
"Tsayg" TV Company of Gyumri