Avian influenza outbreak confirmed in eastern India was caused by H5N1 virus
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Last Update: 2020-07-05
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Source: Internet
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According to the Indian Express reported on the 16th,India's Ministry of Health confirmed on the 15th, the recent outbreak of avian influenza in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal was caused by the H5N1 avian influenza virusIndia's Ministry of Health has asked West Bengal to quickly seal off the outbreak-prone areas of Bilpham and Nandina Japur and temporarily close borderwith Bangladesh,Bhutan and Nepalprevent the spread of the outbreakWest Bengal's government plans to cull about 600,000 birds and poultry from the 16thA few days ago in eastern India, an outbreak of avian influenza,the west Bengal government, the outbreak has killed more than 35,000 poultry inIndia's health ministry saidthere were no reports of human infection in
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