National Zoological Park intensifies surveillance and bio-security measures after avian influenza outbreak, leading to bird deaths.

The highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus was confirmed in poultry at a premises in southwestern England, Reuters reported, citing the UK government on Sunday.

Zoo staff are conducting twice-daily inspections, while enclosures, ponds, and foraging grounds of migratory birds are being disinfected. Animal health is being closely tracked by keepers and CCTV ...

The highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus was confirmed in poultry at a premises in southwestern England, the UK government said on Sunday.

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After avian flu led to bird deaths, the National Zoological Park heightened bio-security measures. Surveillance and disinfection efforts were ramped up, and infected birds isolated. Staff are ...

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The National Zoological Park in New Delhi has temporarily shut its doors to the public after two painted storks tested ...

Two positive cases of bird flu have forced the authorities to shut Delhi zoo from Saturday until further order. An official statement from .

After the storks tested positive for bird flu on Friday, the zoo authorities had announced a temporary closure of the premises for the public ...

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N1 was found in captive birds at a premises near Evercreech in Somerset on August 28. According to Defra and the Animal Plant Health Agency (APHA), a 3km ...