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Bird Flu Reaches India
India reported its first case of the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu Saturday after chickens were found to have died from the virus. A man in Indonesia also died from the disease, that country's 19th death, officials said.

Indian officials will immediately begin slaughtering hundreds of thousands of birds in a 1.5-mile radius around the poultry farms in the western town of Navapur, where the confirmed cases were detected, said Anees Ahmed, the Maharashtra state minister for animal husbandry.

A Bulgarian villager takes precautions by moving domestic geese indoors. (By Andrei Rusev -- Associated Press)
"Around 500,000 birds will be killed," he said. "It is confirmed the deaths were caused by the H5N1 strain."

At least 30,000 chickens have died in Navapur, a major poultry-farming region of Maharashtra state, over the past two weeks, Ahmed said.

Officials initially believed the birds had died of Newcastle Disease, another deadly bird illness, but further tests revealed that bird flu was responsible.

Bird flu has killed at least 91 people -- mostly in Asia -- since 2003, according to World Health Organization figures updated through Monday.

Most victims have been directly infected by sick birds, but scientists fear the H5N1 virus could mutate to a form easily passed between humans and spark a pandemic.

The Indonesian man died on Feb. 10 at a hospital in Jakarta. He had been in frequent contact with poultry, said Hariadi Wibisono, an Indonesian Health Ministry official.

The death brings Indonesia's official toll from the virus to 19. The only country with more human deaths is Vietnam, with 42.

Egypt's agriculture minister said Saturday that the number of cases of bird flu in the country was not high enough to warrant large-scale culling of poultry yet, but that authorities would act accordingly if the disease spreads.

The Egyptian government on Friday announced the country's first cases of H5N1 -- seven cases in three provinces. --courtesy Washington Post.

Bird Flu Drugs: India Has Enough Tamiflu Stocks
NEW DELHI: India doesn't have to worry about the availability of anti-bird flu drugs. The health ministry had started stockpiling 80,000 cycles (8 lakh tablets) of Tamiflu (Roche's best known anti-influenza drug) soon after avian bird flu started spreading rapidly to several parts of the world, including West Europe and Africa in the past two weeks.

So, on Saturday, soon after the ministry's worst fears were confirmed that the flu had arrived in India, following the discovery of dead chickens in Nandurbar (Maharashtra), consignments of Tamiflu were at hand to be rushed with the rapid response team of National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD) to the affected area.

The central authorities here have not reached for the panic button yet. Although eight people on these farms have so far been isolated by a team from the Institute of Virology in Pune, and over 80 blood samples tested, no human case has, according to Union health secretary P Hota, been found clinically positive. "None of them have been found to be clinically positive. However no chances are being taken. Tamiflu will be given to them orally," he said.

Thanks to being home to a a vibrant pharmaceutical industry, the country seems to be prepared if the prognosis turns bleak. Hyderabad-based Hetero Drugs, which had been granted license by the government for bulk manufacturing of Tamiflu for the Indian market is making available two lakh doses of the drug to the ministry by Tuesday.

Speaking to TOI, Hetero director Srinivas Reddy said, "We have already supplied 5 lakh doses to the government last week. They have ordered another two lakh capsules. One million additional doses are under production. We also have active pharmaceutical ingredients of the drug equivalent of 1.7 million capsules in stock. It would need seven days for the API to be made into capsules, which could then be supplied wherever needed."  --courtesy Times of India,

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