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June 08, 2011 
German Agriculture Minister Ilse Aigner changes name plates of Health Minister Daniel Bahr and herself... 
Berlin, Germany 
German Agriculture Minister Aigner changes name plates during news conference in Berlin 
German Agriculture Minister Ilse Aigner changes name plates of Health Minister Daniel Bahr and herself during a news conference following a meeting with European Health and Consumer Policy Commissioner John Dalli in Berlin, June 8, 2011. Germany expects the death toll from the E.coli outbreak to rise although the number of new infections from the virulent strain of bacteria that has killed 24 people is likely to drop, the government said on Wednesday. Dalli urged Germany to seek the help of international experts in dealing with what may be the deadliest outbreak of EHEC bacteria (enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli) so far, which has stricken over 2,400 people in 12 countries. All cases have been traced back to near Hamburg in northern Germany. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS SCI TECH HEALTH) 
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