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No cases of avian influenza have been found among birds in the United States.
More preparations have been made in Asia to respond to human cases of avian influenza, especially in the past year.
Preliminary tests have identified two new fatal human cases of avian influenza in Indonesia, officials said Friday.
The World Health Organization has reported 77 human cases of avian influenza worldwide since December, including 30 deaths.
The alert has been at Level 3 for years because of small clusters of human cases of avian flu.
In recent years, cases of avian flu in Asia, Europe and North America have prompted the slaughter of millions of chickens and ducks.
Nine reported cases of avian flu in eastern China have galvanised the country's health officials and sparked a frenzy of concern on social media networks.
The authorities reported two fatal human cases of avian influenza to the World Health Organization, in 6- and 9-year-old boys.
For those who travel in areas where cases of avian flu have been reported (in birds or people), the World Health Organization recommends eating only poultry and eggs that are properly prepared and completely cooked.
With tests now being conducted on an additional two swans found dead in Glasgow, "further cases of avian influenza in wild swans in Scotland cannot be ruled out," the union said.
Dr. Jong Wook Lee, the director general of the World Health Organization, urged African leaders to report quickly any suspected cases of avian flu and to resist the impulse to keep an outbreak quiet.
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