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Hong Kong market sample tests positive for H9 bird flu after boy infected

Hong Kong market sample tests positive for H9 bird flu after boy infected
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Hong Kong health authorities have detected the H9 bird flu virus in a market sample following the infection of a two-year-old boy. Officials state that the risk of a widespread outbreak remains low as the child recovers.

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Boy contracts mild strain of virus and Centre for Health Protection says risk of serious outbreak is low

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