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The UK is experiencing its largest ever
outbreak of avian flu, Environment Secretary George Eustice has warned. Thousands of farming birds have been culled across the country and an Avian Influenza Prevention Zone was declared 3 November before being extended on 29 November, with the added requirement all captive birds had to be kept indoors, amid concerns that wild birds migrating from mainland Europe during the winter are carrying the disease. There are 40 infected premises in the UK, 33 in England, with around half a million birds culled so far, according to UK chief veterinary officer Christine Middlemiss, who warned there is a "phenomenal level" of bird flu, which has "huge human, animal and trade implications". https://news.sky.com/story/bird-flu-...ulled-12490581 |
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