date:Mar 04, 2014
Poultry markets in south China's Guangzhou reopened for trading on Saturday after a two-week suspension over bird flu scares.
During the closure, commercial and food safety authorities collected 1,075 poultry samples from seven poultry wholesale markets and 96 farm produce markets for H7N9 virus tests.
Results showed a sharp fall of positive tests compared with earlier testing.
Yang Zhicong, deputy head of the city's disease control center, said no one involved in live poultry trading has bee