Re: Bird Flu and Roof Water Tanks

<cenfus1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1130753489.334251.288790@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is there an increased risk of bird flu's being passed to humans where
> water is stored in the loft?
>
> Here's where I've seen the potential problem written up:
>
> http://home.btconnect.com/tg/dolphin.htm
>
>
> Any thoughts?

Yes, it is nonsense


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