Shanghai zoo workers hold crane birds just before their treatment ...
3rd Nov 2005, 13:02 GMT
(Reuters) - Shanghai zoo workers hold crane birds just before their treatment in Shanghai, China October 29, 2005. China has reported no human bird flu infections since the latest H5N1 outbreak surfaced in Asia in 2003. But the World Health Organisation is pressing the government for more information of a 12-year-old girl from Hunan who officials say died of pneumonia. It was initially thought she might have contracted bird flu. REUTERS/Aly Song
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