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KOLKATA: The death of some poultry birds over the past two days in the English Bazaar block of West Bengal’s Malda district has raised fears of an attack of avian flu in the district. “Samples from birds have been sent for tests to the Regional Disease Diagnostic Laboratory in Kolkata,” Malda ADM said.

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