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SA wildlife carers did not expect to be 'ground zero' for Australia's third H5 bird flu case

SA wildlife carers did not expect to be 'ground zero' for Australia's third H5 bird flu case
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Australia has confirmed its third case of H5 bird flu in a giant petrel found on a South Australian beach. Wildlife rescue organizations and agricultural authorities are coordinating biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of the virus.

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The detection of avian influenza in wildlife raises concerns about potential transmission to poultry and the broader impact on agricultural biosecurity.

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A giant petrel found at Knights Beach in South Australia tested positive to the H5 bird flu. ( Supplied: Wildlife Welfare Organisation )

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The report is a straightforward account of a public health and biosecurity event based on official statements.

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