AMSTERDAM, Netherlands – The Netherlands reported its first bird flu outbreak in almost a year on Monday, as the agriculture ministry said around 23,000 chickens at a farm in the central Dutch city of Putten had been culled to contain the outbreak.
The report follows a confirmation by the UK government on Sunday that a strain of the H5N1 bird flu virus had been found in southwest England. — Reuters
AMSTERDAM — Dutch police took away more than 100 pro-Palestinian protesters on Sunday who defied a ban on demonstrations in Amsterdam following clashes this week involving Israeli soccer fans. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the […]
All the swab samples collected from chickens and ducks within a one-kilometer radius surrounding the previously affected farm in Talisay, Camarines Norte have tested negative for bird flu, a regional field office of the Department […]
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