Twenty-four percent of U.S. and Canadian firms have eithercreated or revised a disaster plan because of avian flu concerns, asurvey has found.

The poll on Disaster Planning was conducted by the InternationalFoundation of Employee Benefits Plans based in Brookfield, Wis.

IFEB's survey in the wake of such disasters, as 9/11, HurricaneKatrina and the SARS epidemic, examined how organizations arepreparing themselves for possible disasters.

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