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" Health authorities have uncovered an outbreak of H5N1 bird flu in Nigeria, the first time the virus has been detected in the world&amp;#039;s poorest continent.  The World Health Organisation said it would monitor the cases to see if they spread to humans.  The strain has killed at least 88 people in seven countries in the last three years.  H5N1 was primarily responsible for an outbreak in northern Nigeria that had killed tens of thousands of birds in a large commercial battery-chicken farm, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health.  Although Nigerian authorities have introduced culling, quarantine, disinfection and controls on the movement of animals, South Africa said it would ban poultry imports from the state.  Meanwhile, China&amp;#039;s ministry of health has announced one more human case of bird flu, bringing the number of confirmed cases in humans to 11.  The victim, a 26-year-old woman from China&amp;#039;s Fujian province, is said to be in a stable condition.  A fresh outbreak of bird flu was also reported on a chicken farm in the northern province of Shanxi yesterday. \u00A9 Adfero Ltd "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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