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Arrival of deadly avian flu strain panics Canberra bird owners

Arrival of deadly avian flu strain panics Canberra bird owners
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Canberra bird owners are on high alert following the detection of a deadly H5 avian flu strain in other parts of Australia. While the virus has not reached the territory, local poultry clubs and shelters are increasing biosecurity measures.

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The spread of avian flu poses a significant threat to both the agricultural industry and potential public health if the virus jumps to humans.

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Canberra bird owners are "trying not to panic" as the first cases of a deadly strain of avian flu are reported in Western Australia and South Australia.

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The article provides objective reporting on public health concerns and biosecurity protocols.

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