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Thai officials say 72 tigers at tourist parks died of canine distemper, allaying bird flu fears
BANGKOK: The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn’t be a major concern for the public, officials said Tuesday, because they were caused by a virus not known to affect humans, rather than bird flu. No one has shown any symptoms so far, but authorities were nonetheless monitoring the health of people who had recently come into contact with the animals. “There has not been an animal-to-human infection case,” Public Health Minister Pattana Promphat said at a news conference at Government House in Bangkok.
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bbc.com
Thailand: Probe underway as illness kills 72 tigers in tourist park
Authorities have not confirmed the cause of death, but said samples showed canine distemper virus.
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arabnews.com
Thai officials say 72 tigers at tourist parks died of canine distemper, allaying bird flu fears
BANGKOK: The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn’t be a major concern for the public, officials said Tuesday, because they were…