Tens of thousands of birds being culled over suspected avian flu
About 64,000 birds are being culled in County Tyrone after suspected avian flu was reported at a commercial poultry premises. The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) was notified about the suspected case at a business in Dungannon on Friday.
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Major disease control measures introduced to stop spread of avian flu as 64k birds culled after suspected case in TyroneHOUSING measures for birds and poultry have been introduced in Northern Ireland in a bid to stop the spread of bird flu. The order, implemented by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and ...
All poultry flocks and captive birds are required to be housed from today (Monday, February 17) to protect them from the risk ...
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