Why culling does not prevent spread of bird flu

Told you all this for two years of more - think in new ways or get ready to bury millions from next flu pandemic!

clipped from uk.reuters.com "The villagers tried to hide their poultry that survived the virus," said Bishon Chowdhury, a senior local government official. "Also, many resisted because the workers arrived without spot payments for the culled birds," he said. Villagers and poultry farmers are being paid between 20 and 50 rupees (between $0.50 and $1) for each bird killed, depending on its age.