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Backyards become frontline for nation's bird flu fight

Backyards become frontline for nation's bird flu fight
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Australian authorities are urging pet and poultry owners to take precautions against a growing H5 bird flu outbreak. With 231 cases confirmed, officials are focusing on preventing domestic animals from acting as a bridge for the virus to spread to humans.

One state's authorities are promoting measures to help limit the spread of the H5 bird flu strain. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS) Backyards have become Australia’s new frontline against a fast‑moving bird flu outbreak.

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