A new type of bird flu... a close nightmare that started in China...

China has recorded the first human case of the H7N4 strain of bird flu in a woman in a coastal province in the east of the country, but she has recovered.
Cases of bird flu are increasing in the winter.

The Hong Kong government's Center for Health Prevention said in a statement late on Wednesday that the National Health and Family Planning Commission of the Chinese mainland's Ministry of Health had informed it of the case.
The Hong Kong government, citing the commission, said that this is the world's first human infection with the H7N4 strain.
The case was a 68-year-old woman in Jiangsu Province who developed symptoms on December 25, was admitted to hospital on January 22 and was discharged on January XNUMX.
The Hong Kong government said: “I had contact with live poultry before symptoms appeared. Those who had close contact with them during the medical observation period did not show any symptoms.”
The H7N9 strain of bird flu is much more common in China among humans.
Since 2013, at least 600 people have died in China and more than 1500 have been sickened by the H7N9 virus.