With the recent bird flu cases in Shanghai. is it safe to visit the country?

over 5 years ago about Shanghai, China

Asked by Annie via

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Yes. Life goes on ad usual. The flu isn't transmitting between humans, so unless you plan to hang out in poultry markets and slaughterhouses, you're unlikely to contract it. over 5 years ago

Answered by KendraKai via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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Yes. Chicken has been pulled from pretty much every restaurant, and like ^^this person mentioned, it's not been transmitted human-to-human. You probably won't even notice it's happening. over 5 years ago

Answered by K&L Do Asia via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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The number of cases in relation to the population are still very low. As the others have mentioned, there's no evidence yet to suggest the strain has mutated to a version able to be passed from human-to-human. What worries the authorities is the possibility it will, so keep an eye on media reports.
here's some advice on how to lessen the chance of getting it too.
http://safety.worldnomads.com/china-bird-flu-alert
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Phil at the safety hub over 5 years ago

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