First herd cleared in mad cow case linked to Canada
Canadian officials said test results on the original quarantined herd linked to North America’s first mad cow case in a decade are negative. The hunt for other exposed herds continues as authorities quarantine about 17 farms in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia and consider testing roughly 12 more herds.
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SARS toll tops 700 as Taiwan reports 12 deaths
World SARS deaths surpass 700 with Taiwan adding 12 new fatalities, China seven, and Hong Kong four. Taiwan criticizes Beijing for blocking participation in WHO and other bodies while China distributes spit bags to curb street spitting. Canada reports a new cluster prompting U.S. travel alert. Taiwan notes cases easing though totals reach 72 deaths and 551 infections.
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