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BUCHAREST, April 21 (Xinhua) -- Romanian authorities had closed down the last
bird flu quarantine zone in the east of the country, local media reported on
Friday.
The zone was located in Ialomita County's Grivita.
The first bird flu case in Romania was detected in the Danube delta in October
2005. Since then, the epidemic had spread to more regions of the country,
bringing to 53 the number of restricted quarantine zones.
Thanks to preventive measures by Romanian authorities and local governments to
stave off the spread of the epidemic, including disinfecting the quarantine zones
and culling poultry, no cases of human infections have been reported in the
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