Jakarta water woes. Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, has been devastated by severe flooding in recent weeks, and heavy rains aren't the only reason why. [News Source]

Fears grow that bird flu virus has entered food chain. The avian flu virus that led to the culling of 160,000 birds on a Bernard Matthews turkey farm may have entered the human food supply. [News Source]

Supermarkets alert for mass turkey recall. The government's chief scientist said yesterday that packaged turkey meat might have to be removed from supermarket shelves in a mass product recall. [News Source]

Call for ban on meat from bird flu countries. Farmers are calling for a ban on raw imported poultry meat from countries infected with the H5N1 bird flu virus until the cause of the UK outbreak has been found. [News Source]

S.Korea kills birds after flu outbreak. South Korean quarantine officials began slaughtering hundreds of thousands of poultry after a fresh outbreak of bird flu in a province near the South Korean capital, the Agriculture Ministry said Saturday. [News Source]

Bird flu ‘could be in our shops.’ Turkey products could be taken off store shelves after the Government's chief scientist said raw meat infected with bird flu might have gone on sale. [News Source]

Hungary denies UK bird flu link. Hungarian officials say there is no evidence to prove that an outbreak of bird flu in Britain was caused by infected poultry from Hungary. [News Source]

New bird flu outbreak in S Korea. Health workers in South Korea have begun to cull thousands of chickens after a new bird flu outbreak was discovered near the capital, Seoul. [News Source]

Latest bird flu blamed on bird trading. Experts suspect the current spread of bird flu in Asia, Africa and Europe is mainly a result of trade in infected live birds rather than transmission through wild birds. [News Source]

New bird flu cases reported in Asia. This season's wave of the virus came mostly from reared rather than migratory birds. [News Source]

Supermarkets braced for turkey recall. Supermarkets are facing a possible nationwide recall of processed turkey products in an attempt to halt the spread of bird flu. [News Source]

Farmers urge meat import controls. The farmers' union has called on the government to place tighter controls on imports of foreign turkey meat, following the outbreak of bird flu. [News Source]