Posted AT 9:28 PM EDT on 11/04/04
Emergency declared over dead fowl
Vancouver —
B.C.'s Emergency Preparedness Act was invoked Saturday to enable officials to begin disposing of the potentially millions of carcasses of poultry infected with Avian flu.
Solicitor-General Rich Coleman signed the order to allow infected poultry from the depopulation of 19 million birds to be taken to landfills and incinerators.
B.C.
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