WASHINGTON: Baja California, the part of Mexico got clearance in the epidemic of “Salmonella-Tainted-Tomatoes”, but the U.S officials couldn’t find any of the consequences.

Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is trying its best to find out the major factors of the salmonella infection that led many American into illness. The restaurants and hotels are being investigated by the team of the U.S regime and FDA.

The officials of the FDA have found the solitary reason that there had been a large amount of tainted-tomatoes in the hotels and restaurants of the United States.

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Researchers found a possible case of human-to-human transmission of bird flu in China.
The finding provides acceptance to the idea that there’s a genetic element to human-to-human transmission of this potentially harmful virus, a new study suggests.
The finding follows reports of probable human-to-human transmission of the H5N1 bird flu virus in Pakistan.

As stated in the background information for the new study, published online Tuesday in The Lancet, there have been 376 reported cases of infection with H5N1 virus around the world as of April 2, with 238 deaths since November 2003.

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