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Indonesia stops announcing bird flu deaths case-by-case.

welt.de — How does it help us to announce these deaths? “ asked Supari, adding that it in her opinion it only hurts her country's reputation.

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  • globetrotterdk, on 06/08/2008, -0/+0Well, as far as I can see, not doing enough to combat bird flu is what is hurting Indonesia's reputation. The decision to no longer announce bird flu deaths on a case-by-case basis is an attempt to cover up a scandalous situation. This situation is not limited to bird flu. The same situation exists in reference to the fight against malaria and dengue fever. It is the poor and disenfranchised that suffer the most.
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