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SANTO DOMINGO.- A Haitian technical delegation which came to Dominican Republic to evaluate the bird flu outbreak in the country, returned yesterday to Port-au-Prince after a stay of 48 hours.
This six member team will have to render a report to the Dominican Agriculture Ministry, so the authorities can make the pertinent decisions, said the newspaper Diario Libre quoting a source close to the commission.
The mission which visited Dominican Republic "did a good job" and "the ideas are now clearer on the manner in which the situation appears" in the border country, the source said.
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Once again is pathetic and nonsense that people look for non reason excuses to attack our
goverment.
No ofense to haitians and pro haitians but We have to learn to respect each other regardless what everybody thinks.
At the end doesn't matter everybody's political agenda but everybody has to respect private space, culture, language and thinking (Regardless of what everybody says HISPANIOLA has to
remain 2 different countries).
We have different behaviors, languages,religions, and thinking.
So please PEACE and SEPARATION .............................................
Maya Angelou
Enrico Fermi (1901 - 1954)
Martin Luther King Jr. (1929 - 1968), Strength to Love, 1963
Francis Jeffrey (1773 - 1850)
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"The Avian Flu claimed at least 200 humans in Romania, Greece, Turkey and Russia. Epidemiologists are afraid that the next time such a virus mutates, it could pass from human to human. If this form of transmission occurs, another big pandemic could result. However, disease-control centers around the world are making avian flu their top priority," verily, a gift from h-ll that can destroy Haiti, DR and places beyond.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avian_influenza
Please, don't think that the US imperialists are not watching this situation and are preparing contingency plans for it. Of course, one contingency is a quarantine of the whole island if things move dramatically in the wrong direction.
The key seems to rest in the hands of Leonel Fernendez and Rene Preval. Fernandez, in particular, must find the will and ethics to put public health above the profits of DR chicken farmers if the situation calls for it. He won't have to wait for long.
Meaning, perhaps, that things aren't as bad as they look ... OR ... it didn't take long to find out what's really going on. So, the implications are equivocal.
"This six member team will have to render a report to the Dominican Agriculture Ministry, so the authorities can make the pertinent decisions"
Meaning, perhaps, things aren't so bad, but the Haitians have some concerns which their report will describe. This implication seems, to me, more positive.
"mission which visited Dominican Republic 'did a good job' "
Clearly, a DR opinion, the Haitians are unlikely to be so self-congratulatory about their 48 hours.
"the ideas are now clearer on the manner in which the situation appears"
Meaning, appearances ... what but about the realities behind appearances? This one is suspicious.
http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/....ed-prices-egg-export-ban#comments
"A Haitian technical delegation which came to Dominican Republic to evaluate the bird flu outbreak in the country, returned yesterday to Port-au-Prince after a stay of 48 hours," the Dominican Today reported Jan. 18.
Is there a link between the two stories? Did the "egg producers" give the chickens slop? And the chickens got sick?
One thing is for sure, if the "egg producers" can't afford to give the chickens a good meal, then problem is unlikely to go away ... either slop or go out of business.
Some DRs think this is a Haitian health problem. Are they in for shock? These sick chickens are DR chickens.