Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has directed poultry markets across the national capital to open after 100 samples taken from Delhi's Ghazipur mandi tested negative for bird flu on Thursday. He also ordered to lift ban on trade and import of chicken stock. The test results came a day after civic authorities imposed a temporary ban on the sale and storage of poultry or processed chicken meat in order to control the spread of bird flu in the capital.
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