28 Quotes by Juan Lubroth

Avian influenza has not been a priority for Indonesians.

This is unlikely to make any significant contribution to the protection of humans against avian influenza.

It's like looking at bread crumbs, but you don't see the whole loaf.

It's very easy to blame bird migration, because then no one's responsible. Migrating birds may introduce the virus into an area, but it is human activity that spreads it.

They are learning to live with the disease and control it when it appears.

Immediate reporting by poultry keepers and their community leaders is the biggest safeguard for people?s health status.

I have praise for the European countries because they have they have implemented their surveillance and identified the virus in migratory birds. This shows us the surveillance is working.

How extensive the problem is in India is still not known.

The details are still sketchy, and how extensive the problem is still not known, although there are quite a few deaths.