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New bird flu cases fuel fears virus may spread further in Romania
New bird flu cases were found Thursday in three more villages in eastern Romania, fueling fears that the deadly virus may further spread in that region, health authorities said.

The new infections, preliminarily detected to be the H5 strain of the virus, were discovered in the eastern villages of Navodari, Tuzla and Ostrov, where local authorities have ordered the quarantine and slaughter of all poultry and vaccination of the locals.

As the spread of the H5N1 virus has led to a shortage of health staff and vaccine supplies, health authorities have asked neighboring areas to send medical workers and vaccine to the affected sites.

So far, the killer virus has been found in 31 villages in Romania since it was first detected in the Danube delta last October. However, no human cases have been reported.

A team comprising experts from the United States and World Health Organization (WHO) has arrived here to help Romania find ways to fight the virus, according to reports by Romanian radio on Thursday.

Risk of human bird flu seen high in Romania
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Lack of proper water and sewerage in Romania could produce Europe's first human bird flu cases, experts said on Friday, while an Iraqi who died in January was confirmed as the country's second victim.

Officials said the disease had infected chickens in Egypt for the first time and there were fears of further outbreaks in birds in Germany and Hungary.

Azerbaijan and Slovenia reported more cases of the deadly H5N1 bird flu and the strain was probably present in a dead duck found in eastern France. Tests were being carried out on suspect birds from Greece.

The H5N1 virus remains mainly a disease of poultry, but it has infected 169 people, killing at least 91 in Asia and the Middle East since 2003.

The World Health Organization has warned that the virus could spark a pandemic that could kill millions of people around the world if it mutates into a form that spreads easily between humans.

An Iraqi man who died last month was confirmed as the country's second human case of H5N1 infection, the WHO said, but tests on 14 other people proved negative.

In Bucharest, WHO and local experts warned that Romania, where nearly half the population live in rural areas with poor water and sewerage, faced a definite risk that the disease could claim its first human victims in Europe.

Romania has found bird flu in 31 villages since first detecting the virus in October, but the domestic birds were culled swiftly and no human cases have been reported so far.

"The situation is critical. So far we can say we have been lucky that we had no cases of bird flu in humans," said Adrian Streinu-Cercel, head of Romania's main virus laboratory.

"It's not enough to force people to wash their hands, you have to give them the means to do it," he added. --courtesy Reuters.

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