35 Quotes by Roy Wadia

We've seen that happening in other cases as well, so it's not surprising.

If it's just a few sporadic birds dying off, people are then exposed and then get sick and die -- it means it's a very difficult thing to stop when it's on a small scale.

If the animals in the area were sick and dying, and if they were dying in small numbers, it might have been very difficult to identify that as an outbreak.

It certainly is a significant outbreak. It seems that they are extremely concerned about it.

It is entirely possible that more human cases will crop up now and then across China as outbreaks in poultry continue and as bird flu continues to be endemic in the environment.

That was something that made China very upset indeed.

Migratory birds are a pretty common reservoir of avian flu, although it would be hard to confirm the link,

Both were in critical condition, so it is not surprising that they have passed away.

To put it mildly, it's a serious problem everywhere, not just in China. We haven't confirmed (the two deaths) in the sense that this is information given to us by China. It's not that we went out there and found out ourselves.