The Canberra Times·3 min read·medium
New confirmed bird flu cases raise fears for wildlife
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Abe Maddison
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Australian authorities have confirmed seven cases of H5 bird flu in wild seabirds across South Australia. While there is no evidence of spread to poultry or humans, officials are conducting genetic analysis to monitor the situation.
Greater crested terns have tested positive for the bird flu in various states. Photo: Andrew Stafford/AAP PHOTOS Further analysis will establish whether seven confirmed cases of bird flu in wild seabirds were locally transmitted, authorities have announced.
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