H5N1
Study unlocks fresh hope in bird flu battleTimothy Chui The Standard 04/16/2009 | Chicken carcass confirmed positive for H5N1 virus in Hong KongXiong Tong Xin Hua Net 03/13/2009 |
 Hong Kong and Canadian researchers have identified a synthetic compound that appears to stop the replication of the H5N1 bird flu virus and other strains of influenza. |  A chicken carcass found in Hong Kong's Tung Ping Chau was confirmed to be H5N1 positive after a series of laboratory tests, the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department of Hong Kong (AFCD) said Thursday. |
Seven birds test positive for H5N1 virusRTHK 02/08/2009 | Deadly H5N1 avian flu found in Hong Kong birdsYahoo! Asia News 02/05/2009 |
 Seven dead birds, found recently in Hong Kong, have all tested positive for the H5N1 bird flu virus. |  A dead goose and two dead ducks found on a Hong Kong island last week have tested positive for the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu, officials said Wednesday. |
Dead chickens get H5N1 mutation all-clearAdele Wong The Standard 12/19/2008 | Experts inspect H5N1 chicken farmnews.gov.hk 12/16/2008 |
 The H5N1 virus found in dead chickens in a Yuen Long farm had not mutated, Undersecretary for Food and Health Gabriel Leung told the Legislative Council's panel on food safety and environmental hygiene yesterday. |  The expert group investigating the recent H5N1 avian influenza outbreak conducted a site inspection at the index farm in Yuen Long today. |
Hong Kong finds H5N1 bird flu virus on chicken farmYahoo! Asia News 12/12/2008 | Chicken cull continuesRTHK 12/11/2008 |
 HONG KONG (AFP) - Hong Kong's government confirmed Thursday that the deadly H5N1 virus was found at a poultry farm, the first outbreak on a farm here in nearly six years. |  Workers are continuing to cull chickens this morning following the outbreak of bird flu on a farm in Yeun Long. |
H5N1 vaccine to be studiednews.gov.hk 12/11/2008 | H5N1 tests on dead birdsRTHK 07/28/2008 |
 Hong Kong has asked Mainland authorities to do a joint study to see if the H5N1 vaccine is more effective than the H5N2 vaccine currently used in the city, Secretary for Food & Health Dr York Chow says. It will also work with the University of Hong Kong to see if it is better way of vaccination. |  The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department has confirmed, that two dead birds have been removed from the Olympic Equestrian venues. |
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