The Bulgarian Veterinary Service confirms the presence of bird flu at a duck farm
Published Dec 20, 2021
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Bulgaria's veterinary services have made the decision to cull 7,000 ducks from the village of Malak Dol due to an outbreak of bird flu. This outbreak is part of a larger epidemic that has been spreading across Europe and Asia in recent weeks. The strain of bird flu causing concern is often fatal to poultry but cannot be transmitted through food. France is currently dealing with eight outbreaks on farms, with seven of these occurring in the northern part of the country. The first cases of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 were reported in the Swan Rescue Center in Worcestershire, UK, in early November.
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Bulgaria's veterinary service has decided to kill 7,000 ducks in the southern village of Malak Dol after an outbreak of bird flu at the farm has been confirmed, the country's food safety agency said Saturday, Agriculture.com reported. In the past few weeks, severe forms of avian influenza, commonly called avian influenza, have spread across Europe and Asia. So, in France, there are currently eight outbreaks on farms, of which seven cases occurred in the north of the country. Avian influenza is often fatal to poultry. It cannot be transmitted through food, although some human cases are of concern to ...
Source: Agroxxi
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