Six possible new cases of avian flu reported (JoongAng Daily) Six new suspected cases of bird flu were reported yesterday in southwest Korea, including the first possible outbreak in South Jeolla, a government body said yesterday. [News Source]

CSU researcher using clams to detect bird flu (The Fort Collins Coloradoan) A CSU researcher is testing an innovative way to detect bird flu: clams. The virus spreads between birds when they consume water containing infected feces from other birds. The clams being used by researchers live in the water, and while they don't get sick, do pick up the virus. [News Source]

Six possible new cases of avian flu reported (JoongAng Daily) Six new suspected cases of bird flu were reported yesterday in southwest Korea, including the first possible outbreak in South Jeolla, a government body said yesterday. [News Source]

Red alert across Tripura for bird-flu (IE via Yahoo! India News) The Tripura government has sounded a red alert across the state following reports of deaths of birds in two other districts besides the avian-flu hit Dhalai where culling operations continued for the third day on Thursday. [News Source]

Bird flu: Red alert in Tripura (The Times of India) AGARTALA: The Tripura government has sounded a red alert across the state following reports of deaths of birds in two other districts besides the avian-flu hit Dhalai where culling operations continued for the third day on Thursday. [News Source]

Bird-flu: Red alert in Tripura (Outlook India) The Tripura government has sounded a red alert across the state following reports of deaths of birds in two other districts besides the avian-flu hit Dhalai where culling operations continued for the third day today. [News Source]