Bird Flu

    US reports first serious case of bird flu

    Bird Flu in Human: A Louisiana resident has been hospitalized with a severe H5N1 bird flu infection, the first serious human case in the US during the 2024 outbreak. The patient was exposed to infected backyard flocks. While this case highlights a new source of exposure, the CDC still assesses the risk to the general public as low. The virus strain, D1.

    Bird Flu: How milk can spread the H5N1 Avian influenza

    Avian influenza is spreading rapidly through milk on US dairy farms, particularly in large-scale operations. The virus reproduces in cow udders, contaminating milk and potentially infecting workers. While pasteurization kills the virus, raw milk poses a risk. Robotic milking systems may offer a safer alternative by reducing human contact and cross-contamination, but challenges remain.

    Bird flu vs regular flu: What are the key differences between both? Symptoms, medications, risks, a complete guide

    Bird flu are now increasing rampantly in the United States, with the CDC currently on high alert at the recent health scenario across major US cities. However, one major thing that US residents need to keep an eye out for, is the key differences between a bird flu and a regular flu, and both their symptoms, so that unnecessary panic is not spread. Here's what you should know

    Severe case of bird flu in the U.S.: Here are symptoms, treatment, precautions, vaccines and all the details you need to know

    Bird flu, while rare in humans, can cause symptoms ranging from mild fever to severe pneumonia. It spreads via contact with infected birds or surfaces.

    Bird Flu Threat: Is the Next Human Pandemic Coming?

    Bird flu, especially the H5N1 strain, has become a major concern worldwide due to its increasing spread and potential to mutate into a deadly human pandemic.

    Is milk safe? Your questions about bird flu and dairy, answered

    The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it will begin testing the country’s milk supply for H5N1, the bird flu virus, following concerns that the virus has spread between cows and farmworkers through contaminated milk. Over the past year, more than 700 dairy herds have been affected, and at least 58 people, mostly farmworkers, have been sickened.

    Next pandemic from US? Scientists' warn amid rising bird flu cases in humans. Check details

    Are there chances of next pandemic from the United States? Public health experts have said the next global pandemic is likely to begin in the United States as the H5N1 avian flu continues to mutate and the risk of human-to-bird transmission grows. Avian influenza, commonly called bird flu, is a viral infection that spreads in birds, cows and other animals.

    Bird flu detected in raw milk in US. Here's what you need to know and what you should do

    California health officials reported bird flu in a sample of raw milk from a Fresno dairy, prompting a voluntary recall. This follows a recent case in a child, the first in a U.S. minor. While pasteurized milk remains safe, the incident highlights the risk of raw milk consumption amid the ongoing bird flu outbreak affecting dairy cattle, primarily in California.

    Canada reports first case of bird flu in a person

    A teenager in British Columbia, Canada, has contracted the H5 avian flu, marking the country's first human case. The teen is currently hospitalized. While the source remains under investigation, authorities suspect exposure to an infected bird or animal. Although rare, this case raises concerns as bird flu transmission to mammals, including humans, has been increasing.

    UK on a vaccine buying spree. Are we staring at another pandemic?

    The UK government has bought five million doses of the H5 influenza vaccine from CSL Seqirus UK Limited to prepare for a potential bird flu pandemic. This ensures readiness while a pandemic-specific vaccine is developed. There is no current evidence of human-to-human transmission, but precautionary measures are being taken.

    Can bird flu trigger another pandemic and cause more lockdowns? Here's what experts have to say on the possibility

    A teenager in British Columbia is critically ill with Canada's first case of the H5N1 bird flu strain. While the virus has spread to humans in rare cases, experts say the risk of a pandemic is low as it doesn't transmit easily between people. Health officials are monitoring the situation and emphasize preventative measures like avoiding contact with infected birds.

    A bird flu pandemic would be one of the most foreseeable catastrophes in history

    Nearly five years post-COVID, the next pandemic's only barrier is luck. H5N1 avian flu infects a third of California's dairy herds, posing significant risk. Seasonal flu increases chances of human transmission. The Biden administration's inaction and weakened USDA response worsen preparedness. Urgent steps like mandatory testing and isolation of infected cattle are essential.

    World on the brink of a disastrous bird flu outbreak: Highly pathogenic H5N1 virus may lead to another pandemic, is more transmissible to humans

    Experts warn that the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu virus, which has already infected mammals and demonstrated mutations increasing transmissibility to humans, has the potential to spark a catastrophic pandemic.

    State and industry input led US farm agency to relax bird flu testing order for cows

    The USDA relaxed a bird flu prevention order for dairy cattle last spring after industry pushback. The order initially required a bird flu test within seven days before moving cattle across state lines. Relaxing these rules likely contributed to the spread of the virus across more herds and states.

    Human case of bird flu detected in Odisha; Symptoms and precautions you need to know

    A human case of bird flu has been reported in Puri district, Odisha. The health department is closely monitoring the area, with surveillance zones established and door-to-door awareness campaigns underway. Tamiflu medicines and N95 masks are being distributed as part of the containment strategy, while over 25,000 birds have been culled.

    Odisha government to cull 20,000 birds in response to avian influenza outbreak

    An H5N1 bird flu outbreak was confirmed in Pipli town, Puri district, Odisha, leading to the decision of culling of over 20,000 birds. The Animal Husbandry Department enforced stringent disinfection measures and imposed a temporary ban on poultry product sales. Residents were advised to avoid contact with birds and report any sick or dead poultry immediately.

    Odisha culls birds after Avian flu outbreak

    Odisha has culled more than a thousand chickens following a confirmed H5N1 bird flu outbreak in the Puri district. The outbreak occurred after the deaths of 1,800 birds at a local poultry farm. Efforts are ongoing to cull approximately 20,000 birds to prevent further spread, given the virus's potential risk to animals and humans.

    All about Bird Flu: First human death in Mexico from the virus never seen before

    WHO has confirmed the first death from a new kind of bird flu never before seen affecting the human body. This has yet again sent chills down the spine of the medical fraternity.

    WHO confirms first fatal human case of H5N2 bird flu

    The first confirmed human case of infection with the H5N2 variant of bird flu was reported to the UN health body on May 23 after laboratory tests. The source of exposure to the virus remains unknown.

    Government holds high-level meet on avian flu threat, experts call for enhanced surveillance

    Specialists at a high-level meeting urged for increased surveillance and better coordination to tackle avian influenza. They emphasised the urgency of addressing the threat highlighted by recent outbreaks like the HPAI incident in the USA. Recommendations included enhanced environmental surveillance, updated protocols, and improved coordination at the human-animal-wildlife interface, underscoring the pivotal role of India's poultry sector in food security and economic growth. Vaccination strategies were also debated to strengthen India's response to potential outbreaks.

    First human case of H5N2 bird flu died from multiple factors: WHO

    WHO spokesperson Christian Lindmeier in Geneva clarified the man's death as multi-factorial, with ongoing investigations on the source of H5N2 infection from poultry in Mexico.

    Bird flu in US 2024: Is eating eggs safe? All you need to know

    Avian influenza has spread to cows and even a person based in Texas. Amid these rising cases, health officials are currently on high alert, as per a report.

    Bird Flu in US: Amid rising H5N1 cases in cattle, why isn't UK testing cows?

    As US-based dairy herds are reporting constant cases of bird flu outbreak, UK cattle are still not being checked for cases of bird flu, say British health officials.

    Avian flu outbreak in Ranchi poultry farm, 920 birds culled: Official

    An alert was issued by the Jharkhand government after several bird flu cases were reported in the state capital

    WHO confirms human case of bird flu in India, second human infection of H9N2 since 2019

    The World Health Organization reported on Tuesday that a four-year-old child in West Bengal, India, has been infected with bird flu caused by the H9N2 virus. The child was admitted to the pediatric ICU of a local hospital in February with severe respiratory issues, high fever, and abdominal cramps. After three months of diagnosis and treatment, the patient was discharged.

    '100 times worse than COVID is spreading across the world’, experts say about deadly H5N1 bird flu pandemic

    Experts are raising concerns about the potential rapid spread of bird flu, warning of a death toll possibly "100 times worse than the Covid pandemic." Recent briefings highlighted worries over the H5N1 strain's ability to spark a global outbreak. Dr. Suresh Kuchipudi emphasized the virus's threat, noting its ability to infect various mammals, including humans. With recent cases showing human transmission potential, authorities are on high alert, as H5N1 carries a high mortality rate compared to Covid-19.

    Bird flu found in western China as US combats cattle outbreak

    Two counties in Qinghai province confirmed 275 cases of H5 influenza among dead Pallas's gull and other wild birds, China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a notice on its website. The ministry received a report on the cases from the China Animal Disease Control Center, and the national Avian Influenza Reference Laboratory confirmed the finding, the notice said.

    Bird flu outbreak reported in Kerala's Alappuzha

    Alappuzha, Kerala, faces bird flu outbreak in two locations. Ducks tested positive for avian influenza (H5N1). Culling domestic birds planned within one kilometer. No human transmission risk. Rapid response initiated by district officials.

    Pasteurized milk 'safe' from bird flu: US officials

    Health authorities ensure US store milk safety from bird flu. FDA found viral fragments in retail milk samples. HPAI impacted dairy cattle herds and one human. No human transmission or virus mutation detected.

    US FDA says about 1 in 5 commercial milk samples tested positive for bird flu traces

    The FDA said late Thursday that additional testing is required to determine whether the intact pathogen is still present and if it remains infectious. The agency said earlier this week that if the milk is heated to a specific temperature, it remains safe for human consumption as the process kills harmful bacteria and viruses.

    Bird Flu Outbreak in Kerala: What Is H5N1? Signs and Precautions

    Panchayats respond to bird flu outbreak, culling ducks in Kuttanad. Tamil Nadu boosts surveillance at checkpoints. H5N1 symptoms, detection, treatment detailed for public awareness.

    Bird flu is spreading to more farm animals. Are milk and eggs safe?

    Bird flu outbreak in US dairy cows spreads to 26 herds in 8 states. Health officials ensure low public risk and safe food supply. Milk pasteurization crucial for safety, raw milk sales cautioned. Egg safety maintained despite outbreak.

    Will avian flu become another pandemic and Joe Biden pay price for its spread in 2024 Presidential Election?

    If media reports are to be believed, the Joe Biden administration is dangerously underprepared for the disease. The avian flu virus H5N1 has jumped to mammals in the last two years and more than 30 species, including homo sapiens, have been affected. Will it impact the 2024 US Presidential Election?

    Massive Bird flu outbreak hits Jharkhand, around 4000 birds culled

    Ranchi (Jharkhand): The Jharkhand government sounded an alert after multiple cases of bird flu, also called Avian flu, were reported in a state-run poultry farm in Ranchi. Around 4,000 birds, including chickens, were culled, and hundreds of eggs were also destroyed after the cases were confirmed at the Regional Poultry Farm in Hotwar in Ranchi. On the orders of DC, about 1745 chickens, 450 ducks, and 1697 eggs living here have been disposed of. Also, the production and sale of chicken, duck, and eggs have been banned within 1 kilometer radius of this area. During the ban, chickens are neither to be imported from outside nor to be sent out from here. And the Animal Husbandry Department has ordered to dump all the eggs including chickens and ducks within a radius of 1 kilometer. During this time, the doctor and other employees of the poultry farm have been ordered to spread awareness in the surrounding area.Massive Bird flu outbreak hits Jharkhand, around 4000 birds culled

    The next pandemic? It's already here for Earth's wildlife

    The highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza H5N1 (HPAI H5N1), otherwise known as bird flu, has killed millions of birds and unknown numbers of mammals, particularly during the past three years.

    China reports death of woman from combined H3N2, H10N5 bird flu

    The 63-year-old woman from Anhui province had underlying health conditions and developed cough, sore throat, fever and other symptoms on November 30 and died on Dec. 16, the National Disease Control and Prevention Administration in a statement. Screenings of close-contacts were negative and no suspected cases were found, it said.

    France puts country on 'high' alert for bird flu

    ​Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, has led to the culling of hundreds of millions birds worldwide in recent years. It usually strikes during autumn and winter and has been spreading in many European countries in the past weeks, including Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.

    Japan confirms season's fourth bird flu outbreak

    Japan has confirmed an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza at a poultry farm in the southwestern prefecture of Kagoshima, local media reported.

    Poland reports cases of bird flu in cats: WHO

    Poland reported "high numbers" of cat deaths due to H5N1 bird flu across a large area, with 29 cats testing positive, according to the WHO. It marked the first time that a large number of infected cats were reported from a wide geographical area in a country, and the source of infection is still unknown.

    Bird flu kills over 900 seals, sea lions in south Brazil

    Nearly 1,000 seals and sea lions have died from bird flu outbreaks in southern Brazil. Authorities are working to isolate the deadly virus from commercial poultry flocks. The outbreak has resulted in an unprecedented 942 sea mammal deaths in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. The virus attacks the nervous system of sea mammals, causing convulsions. The contagion among sea mammals is believed to have started in Peru and spread to Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, and now Brazil.

    UK researchers achieve breakthrough in curbing bird flu spread by genetically editing chickens

    Scientists in the UK have used gene editing techniques to limit the spread of bird flu in chickens. By altering a small section of the birds' DNA, the researchers were able to restrict the avian influenza virus from infecting the birds.

    Brazil concerned bird flu vaccination would raise trade barriers

    Brazil has confirmed eight cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), including one Rio de Janeiro on Monday, but not in a commercial flock.

    WHO issues advice after world's first human death in China from H3N8 bird flu

    All of the cases of humans being infected with H3N8 bird flu have been reported from China. Human cases of infection with avian influenza viruses are usually the result of direct or indirect exposure to infected live or dead poultry or contaminated environments.

    China records world's first human death from H3N8 bird flu: WHO

    The 56-year-old woman from the southern province of Guangdong was the third person known to have been infected with the H3N8 subtype of avian influenza, the WHO said in a statement late on Tuesday.

    Bird Flu: Two new cases detected in poultry workers after contract with infected birds. Details here

    Two poultry workers in the UK have tested positive for bird flu after coming into contact with infected birds, according to the UK Health Security Agency.

    Surging bird flu cases may increase human infection risk: WHO

    The World Health Organization has warned that mammalian outbreaks of bird flu could facilitate transmission to humans, as avian influenza viruses adapt to infect animals biologically closer to humans. Some mammals may act as “mixing vessels” for influenza viruses, leading to the emergence of new viruses that could cause harm to animals and humans, the WHO said. Rising numbers of H5N1 avian influenza detections among mammals have led to concerns the virus may find it easier to infect humans.

    Bird Flu: Which countries are affected, what are the risks to people, and should you be concerned?

    The risk to humans is low, said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization. As a precaution, people are advised not to touch dead or sick wild animals. Globally, 868 human infections with H5N1 avian flu - the type of virus circulating around the globe - were reported from 21 countries from January 2003 to Nov. 25, 2022, according to the WHO.

    Poultry revenue to grow at 10% this fiscal, says Crisil

    The Indian poultry sector is expected to see a growth in revenue of around 10% in the current fiscal year fuelled by sustained demand, according to a report by CRISIL Ratings. Operating profitability is also predicted to increase by 70 basis points, helped by a decline in feed costs thanks to softer soy and maize prices. Last fiscal year saw the sector record a 25% topline surge creating a high base for the current year.

    Nearly 4,000 chickens, ducks to be culled as Jharkhand reports bird flu outbreak

    "A total of 3,856 birds, including chickens and ducks, have been identified for culling in the affected area -- 1 km radius of the farm," Institute of Animal Health & Production director Dr Bipin Bihari Mahtha told PTI. After birds started to die at the farm on February 2, samples were sent to the National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases in Bhopal for testing and the flu was confirmed, he said.

    World has 28% risk of new Covid-like pandemic within 10 years: Airfinity

    There is a 27.5% chance of another pandemic as deadly as Covid-19 occurring in the next 10 years due to viruses emerging more frequently, climate change, international travel and increasing populations. London-based Airfinity Ltd suggests that 100-day vaccine rollout can reduce fatalities and the likelihood of a new pandemic dropping to 8.1%. The mutation of a bird flu type virus could kill 15,000 people in the UK in a single day.

    Central teams deputed to assist Jharkhand govt to control bird flu spread

    The government on Thursday said two separate central teams have been deputed to assist the Jharkhand government to prevent the spread of bird flu in the state. The Jharkhand government has been on alert after bird flu cases have been reported in a state-run poultry farm in Bokaro district.

    Risk to humans from H5N1 bird flu remains low but we must prepare: WHO

    H5N1 has spread among poultry and wild birds for 25 years, Director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters in a virtual briefing, but the recent reports of infections in mink, otters and sealions "need to be monitored closely".

    Bird flu outbreak in state-run poultry farm in Kerala, 1800 birds dead

    As initial tests indicated the outbreak of bird flu, the samples were sent to the high security lab in Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) for accurate diagnosis which confirmed the avian influenza, a government statement said.

    Bird flu in Kerala: Preventive measures need to be taken, says Health Minister

    Those at risk of the infection should get in touch with the nearest health center or a doctor on noticing any of these symptoms or if they have respiratory problems, the release said. It also said that bird flu or avian influenza is an infectious viral disease found in birds which is not usually transmitted to humans. But it can infect in rare cases due to a mutation in the virus, it said.

    Berlin zoo closed due to bird flu outbreak

    A positive avian flu test result was in one of the zoo's aquatic birds. Therefore, the Berlin Zoo announced on Friday that it would be closing its doors until the situation had been resolved.

    Kerala: Kottayam administration takes necessary action to counter Bird flu, watch!

    The veterinary Department on December 12 has completed the culling of ducks that are affected by Bird's flu in Kottayam. The Sanitization process in Parappukkara and Thalayazham has been finished and birds are banned for selling. The situation is under control and further cases are not reportedKerala: Kottayam administration takes necessary action to counter Bird flu, watch!

    Kerala: Bird flu outbreak in Kottayam, thousands of ducks culled

    Bird flu detected in parts of Kottayam in Kerala. Veterinary Head Dr Shaji Panikar said that We’ve taken measures and culled birds, the farms are disinfected and bleaching powder is sprayed. Kottayam Veterinary Head said, “There’re two H5N1 virus outbreaks at 2 places. We’ve taken measures. Culled birds, disinfected farm area and sprayed bleaching powder. Epicentre safe now. Ban for poultry products can be lifted by tomorrow.” (ANI)Kerala: Bird flu outbreak in Kottayam, thousands of ducks culled

    US reports its first human case of H5 bird flu

    The patient reported fatigue for a few days as the only symptom and has since recovered, the CDC said, adding that the person was being isolated and treated with the influenza antiviral drug oseltamivir.

    China detects first human case of H3N8 bird flu

    H3N8 is known to have been circulating since 2002 after first emerging in North American waterfowl. It is known to infect horses, dogs and seals, but has not previously been detected in humans.

    Bird flu confirmed in Maharashtra, over 3000 birds have died all of a sudden in Thane's Biloli village

    Bird flu has made a return to the state of Maharashtra as over 3000 birds have died all of a sudden in Thane's Biloli village. Mirror Now's Shweta Verma with this report.Bird flu confirmed in Maharashtra, over 3000 birds have died all of a sudden in Thane's Biloli village

    Bird flu: Here’s everything you need to know about the deadliest avian influenza outbreak in history

    According to scientists, avian influenza offers a modest risk to people.

    Bird flu cases reported in Kerala's Alappuzha

    The area where bird flu was confirmed in the 10th ward has been declared as a containment zone. The movement of vehicles and people in that area have been prohibited. Alappuzha district collector A Alexander chaired an emergency meeting and decided to intensify the actions to prevent the bird flu from spreading to other areas.

    Maharashtra begins culling operations in Shahpur to contain Bird Flu outbreak

    "It has been observed that, a total of 300 poultry birds along with 9 ducks have been found dead in the Shahapur, of Thane district. The samples have been sent to National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases Laboratory in Bhopal for testing on February 14," said a release of the Department of Animal Husbandry.

    Venky's shares plunge 4% following bird flu scare in Maharashtra

    Shares of Venky's India have dropped about 50 per cent from its 52-week high of Rs 3,950 hit in June 2021. The scrip has dropped about 25 per cent of its value in the last one month.

    First human case of H1ON3 bird flu reported in China's Jiangsu province

    A 41-year-old man in China's eastern province of Jiangsu has been confirmed as the first human case of infection with a rare strain of bird flu known as H10N3, Beijing's National Health Commission (NHC) said on Tuesday. Many different strains of bird flu are present in China and some sporadically infect people, usually those working with poultry. There is no indication that H10N3 can spread easily in humans. The man, a resident of the city of Zhenjiang, was hospitalized on April 28 and diagnosed with H10N3 on May 28, the health commission said.First human case of H1ON3 bird flu reported in China's Jiangsu province

    Scientists: Duck is first wild bird flu case in US in 5 years

    The flu poses a low risk to people but can spread quickly through chicken houses and other poultry businesses. The Eurasian H5 avian influenza was first detected by Clemson University scientists and confirmed by federal testing, the school said in a news release.

    Bird flu confirmed in Delhi, all 8 samples sent to Bhopal lab test positive: Officials

    All eight samples -- four from a park in Mayur Vihar Phase 3, three from Sanjay Lake and one from Dwarka -- have been found positive for avian influenza, Dr Rakesh Singh from the animal husbandry unit of the Development Department said.

    Bird flu confirmed in dead crows in MP's Agar Malwa; govt asks bordering districts to be vigilant

    Another official said that after the mass death of crows, the samples were sent to the Bhopal-based National Institute of High-Security Animal Diseases (NIHSAD). A district-level control room, headed by deputy director, Animal Husbandry Department, Dr SV Kosarwal, was also set up and people were asked to inform about the death of birds immediately, the official said.

    Bird flu cases in two Kerala districts ring alarm bells

    A high alert has been sounded in Kerala after four bird flu cases were reported in Kottayam and Alappuzha districts, keeping the officials on their toes. The presence of the dreaded virus was confirmed in some ducks following which the State Minister for Forest, Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development K. Raju had ordered culling of 50,000 ducks in both Kottayam and Alappuzha districts, to contain the spread of the infection.Bird flu cases in two Kerala districts ring alarm bells

    Bird flu: Delhi rolls back ban on chicken, eggs

    The restrictions, enforced due to an outbreak of bird flu in 10 states, were lifted after the Centre asked states not to curb interstate supplies of poultry and poultry products. Additionally, samples of birds from the markets tested negative for bird flu.

    High alert in Uttarakhand for bird flu

    With the confirmation of bird flu in Uttarakhand a high alert has been sounded across the state, State Animal Husbandry Minister Rekha Arya said.

    Uttarakhand becomes 10th state to confirm bird flu case

    Uttarakhand on Tuesday became the 10th state in India to confirm cases of bird flu after Kerala, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Maharashtra reported the outbreak over the past couple of weeks. While Delhi has banned the import of poultry birds, bird wing of the Jaipur zoo in Rajasthan was closed down after few birds were found dead there. The samples of the birds there have been sent to Bhopal to check whether avian flu was the cause of their death.Uttarakhand becomes 10th state to confirm bird flu case

    Delhi becomes 9th state to confirm bird flu cases; Sanjay lake shut for visitors

    Delhi has become the ninth state to confirm cases of bird flu amid concerns over the spread of the disease in several states. "Bird flu has been confirmed in Delhi after testing eight samples from dead crows and ducks. All the samples tested positive for avian flu," confirmed Delhi's Animal Husbandry Department. A total of 104 samples was sent to Bhopal and Jalandhar labs for testing to ascertain whether avian influenza was the cause of the bird deaths. On Sunday, the famous Sanjay Lake in the national capital was declared "alert zone" after 17 more ducks were found dead there. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has already closed the water body-cum-park.Delhi becomes 9th state to confirm bird flu cases; Sanjay lake shut for visitors

    Bird flu outbreak reported in 4 states; advisories issued to contain further spread: Centre

    In a statement, the Union Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying said that other states have been asked to keep a vigil on any unusual mortality amongst birds. The current bird flu outbreak is reported barely a few months after India in September 30, 2020 declared the country free from the disease. India notified the first outbreak of Avian Influenza in 2006.

    Bird flu scare hits Rajasthan; over 522 birds reported dead in last 3 days

    Bird flu alert in Rajasthan. 522 birds reported dead in last 3 days. Most deaths reported in Kota and Jodhpur regions. Details by Arvind.Bird flu scare hits Rajasthan; over 522 birds reported dead in last 3 days

    Bird flu in poultry spreads to 9 states, Uttarakhand, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh joins the tally

    Apart from that cases of bird flu in crows, wild and migratory birds have already been confirmed in 12 states - Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab.

    Punjab reports first bird flu case as samples taken from dead goose test positive

    The samples were then sent to the Bhopal-based Institute of High Security Animal Diseases testing after the NRDDL found it to be a suspected case of bird flu, the officials said.

    'Monitor poultry farms, zoos, water bodies to contain bird flu': PM Modi to states

    In view of the spread of bird flu across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said as the virus is being detected in several states, and poultry farms, zoos, water bodies will have to be constantly monitored to control the spread of the disease. "Bird flu has been confirmed in Kerala, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, UP, MP, Delhi and Maharashtra. Poultry farms, zoos, water bodies have to be constantly monitored to control the spread of bird flu," said PM Modi.'Monitor poultry farms, zoos, water bodies to contain bird flu': PM Modi to states

    Bird flu: Delhi govt bans import of packaged or processed meat

    Delhi government on January 11 banned import of packaged or processed meat in view of bird flu. “If we look in the current situation, then only the samples (of ducks) that had been taken from Sanjay Lake, tested positive for bird flu. We are reviewing the area and have sanitised it. Apart from that, no need to worry as such. Some more samples have been sent to Jalandhar whose results are awaited.Bird flu: Delhi govt bans import of packaged or processed meat

    Bird flu scare in Maharashtra: Thane civic body sets up control room

    Bird flu cases have so far been confirmed at Prabhani in Maharashtra, Kerala, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. An official release from the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) on Monday said a control room, under the supervision of the civic body's veterinary department chief, has been set up to keep an eye on the situation.

    Bird Flu confirmed in Maharashtra, CM Uddhav Thackeray calls for urgent meeting

    Bird Flu has been confirmed in Maharashtra. Cases have been reported from Parbhani and Maharashtra has become the eighth State in the country where Bird Flu cases have now been confirmed. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray calls for an urgent meeting to review the outbreak of Bird Flu in the state.Bird Flu confirmed in Maharashtra, CM Uddhav Thackeray calls for urgent meeting

    Bird flu spreads to 11 states

    The disease has been confirmed in states including Rajasthan, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Haryana and Gujarat.

    Bird flu confirmed in 7 states; test results of Delhi, Maharashtra samples awaited

    After confirmation of avian influenza (bird flu) positive samples in poultry (two poultry farms) of Panchkula district of Haryana, the state government has deployed nine Rapid Response team, and containment operation is underway in both the epicentres.

    Eggs, chicken sales at Delhi’s retail market down due to Bird Flu

    Currently we have not changed the prices and are watching the situation,” said Ravinder Singh, owner of Green Chick Chop which daily sells close to 1.5 tonne of chicken in the Delhi market.

    Bird flu: Culling of birds begins in two districts of Kerala

    The operation was launched a day after results of the samples tested at the National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases in Bhopal confirmed the outbreak of the bird flu in the two districts.

    Bird flu in Madhya Pradesh: Nearly 400 crows dead in 7-8 districts, says Animal Husbandry Dept Director

    Nearly 400 crows have died due to bird flu so far, informed Director of Madhya Pradesh’s Animal Husbandry Department, Dr RK Rokde, on January 05. He also informed that the virus has not been found in poultry. “Nearly 400 crows have died due to viral infection so far in 7-8 districts of Madhya Pradesh. The virus is not found in poultry, it is airborne and there is no vaccine for it. We believe it came from Rajasthan,” said Dr Rokde. Bird flu in Madhya Pradesh: Nearly 400 crows dead in 7-8 districts, says Animal Husbandry Dept Director

    Bird flu in Rajasthan: Minister Lalchand Kataria calls for emergency meeting over mysterious crow deaths

    Speaking to media in Jaipur on January 03, Animal Husbandry Minister of Rajasthan, Lalchand Kataria spoke on bird flu situation in the state. Kataria said, “It is a serious matter and an emergency meeting of concerned officials has been called. We are monitoring it.” Bird flu in Rajasthan: Minister Lalchand Kataria calls for emergency meeting over mysterious crow deaths

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