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To: Henry Niman who wrote (29574)	3/29/2005 2:05:37 PM
From: Ice Cube	Respond to of 110194

Ducks seem to be one of the carriers of the virus... this is well known..... many areas now have rounde dup the ducks and done away with them. The problem is that in most of Asia once you leave the city, almost all family's have chickens and ducks that they raise to eat. Take Thailand, a population of around 60 million. Around 8-10 million in Bangkok and millions more in other cities, but the majority of the people live in the country in a thord world envirement. I have been to and have a ton of pictures form these villages and they are loaded with chickens at every house. The govt. CANNOT come in and take them away as these poeple would starve. So they really don't know what to do. They are hesitant to use vaccines. The issue of human to human transmission is HARD to do, here is why.... There are MILLION and I mean millions of people that raise chickens in their yards in Asia, yet the number of human to human transmission is still low. Very low. I was in a village in Thialand a month ago and came upon a dead chicken. I stayed clear, yet the vilaagers had no fear, they handles the chicken and got rid of it, this scene plays out over and over again in Asia on a daily basis. You iwll know when the virus has mutated when someone outside of the area catches it, much the same way SARS spread... Then you have D-Day......