HEALTHSCMP CHINA
Hong Kong poultry stall suspended for disinfection after bird flu trace detected
A poultry stall at Hong Kong's Sha Tin Wo Che Market was suspended for disinfection after an environmental sample tested positive for the H9 bird flu virus. The stall, the only live poultry shop in the market, temporarily closed for cleaning, while shoppers remained largely unfazed despite a recent infection in a two-year-old boy.
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