Donors to give Bangladesh $2 million as bird flu aid

29 May 2006

The World Bank and other international donor agencies will give Bangladesh $2 million to help the South Asian nation prepare to fight any bird flu outbreak. No bird flu cases have been reported in Bangladesh so far. But health officials have said the country is potentially at risk after outbreaks in neighboring India and Myanmar. Full Story

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