DON'T go to TURKEY if you value your life!!! "Fifteen confirmed bird flu cases in Turkey"!

Hmmmmmmmmmm



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PWNT !

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gogu wrote:
Ï "choro-nik" Ýãñáøå óôï ìÞíõìá
news
Gogu, you disappoint me. I expected a more sensible and mature reaction
from you.

Will you react in the same manner not if but WHEN bird flu hits Greece,as
it surely will just like the earthquake did a few years ago?


No, this is your buddies Senie job ;-)
As you have maybe observed, I have not posted any articles about Turkey for
some time...
I did it *IMMEDIATELY* as your buddy Seanie started posting garbage on
scg...
Are you still "disappointed" or you would like to refrain from your previous
posting ?...

And as usually not a single word about that NAZI Turkish TROLL of Seanie....
But again, he is a Turk, so maybe in your opinion he has every right to be
RACIST against the Greeks, call names, curse unborn children, etc...
Well...

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E' mai possibile, oh porco di un cane, che le avventure
in codesto reame debban risolversi tutte con grandi
puttane! F.d.A

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http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/3775848.asp?gid=74


Fifteen confirmed bird flu cases in Turkey



A new case of bird flu has been confirmed in the central province of
Sivas
not far from the capital city, Ankara today. The current bird flu thatis
gripping Turkey is now stretching as far west as Istanbul, initial tests
on
two dead chickens found in the cit's district of Kucukcekmece indicated
they
were infected by the bird flu virus, sending residents of the Istanbul
suburb into hospital for testing said Istanbul province deputy health
director Mehmet Bakar on Monday.




The Turkish Health Minister Recep Akdag told a press briefing on Tuesday
that the official number of cases in Turkey was 15: "The total number of
cases in our country is 15 confirmed by laboratory tests, and out of
those
15, three children have died."

The government has been heavily criticized for not dealing with the
crisis
effectively, following the deaths of three siblings last week in the
village
of Dogubeyazit, where chickens are still roaming openly amongst sick
birds.

Head of the WHO mission to Turkey, Guenael Rodier, a specilaist on
communicable diseases told Reuters Television on Monday, "At the moment
there is no element in this village indicating human-to-human
transmission,
It's typically similar to what we have seen so far in Asia."
With the bird flu turning up across four provinces from Istanbul, Ankara,
the Black Sea to Van, health officials will be watching the situation
very
closely.

The latest outbreak has been seen in the western tourist city of Kusadasi
on
the Aegean Sea, four kids are now in hospital for tests after dead birds
were found. Also is the town of western town of Bursa, south of Istanbul
three kids have now gone into hospital for testing.