Mexico's animal health agency said, in seven farm in central Mexico a bird flu outbreak has affect as many as 582000 chickens.
The ministry of agriculture said, more than half ten thousand birds were exposure, but not yet certain number will be killed.
In 2012 the outbreak of bird flu virus H7N3 in Mexico west of slaughter lead to more than 220000 hens, causing chicken and egg products prices.
But the ministry said Friday, the current outbreak did not affect the chicken products supply.
The test is still in the outbreak, to determine the exact strains, but he said it did not affect human beings.
The Mexican national flocks of 1.37 million birds.
 



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