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Australia’s first suspected detection of H5 bird flu reported in WA

Australia’s first suspected detection of H5 bird flu reported in WA
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Australian authorities have reported the first suspected case of H5 bird flu on the mainland after a sick bird was found in Western Australia. Officials are conducting further testing to confirm the strain and have initiated national response protocols.

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The detection of a highly contagious avian influenza strain poses a significant threat to both biodiversity and the agricultural poultry industry.

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A suspected case of a deadly and contagious H5 bird flu strain has been found on the Australian mainland for the first time, the federal government has warned.

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