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Authorities in Hisar district in Haryana have sounded an alert after the samples of five dead ducks tested positive for the H5N8 strain of bird flu, officials revealed.
Authorities in Hisar district in Haryana have sounded an alert after the samples of five dead ducks tested positive for the H5N8 strain of bird flu, officials revealed.
‘The H5N1 is considered highly pathogenic. It can also transmit to animals and humans. The Health Department is monitoring the situation in Odisha.’
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Ten rapid response teams have been mobilised for the culling operation in the area. Around 2,500 chickens will be culled during the operation, officials said. "Keranga village is the epicentre of bird flu. We have directed to go for culling of poultry within the radius of one kilometre for its containment. It's the first time in the current season that this type of bird flu was detected," said Fisheries & Animal Resources Development Secretary Bishnupada Sethi.
A similar outbreak was reported in the region in 2012. "The H5N1 is considered highly pathogenic. It can also transmit to animals and humans. The Health Department is monitoring the situation," said Sethi.
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