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AFCD confirms that a black-faced spoonbill in Wetland Park is infected with H5N1 avian influenza virus
13/12/2022 5:40
The Fisheries and Conservation Department has verified that a black-faced spoonbill carcass found in the mudflats of Tin Shui Wai Wetland Park was found to be infected with H5N1 avian influenza virus. It has notified two chicken farms within a three-kilometer range. No abnormal death or infection of chickens has been found for the time being. Bird flu symptoms, will remind poultry farmers, strengthen the prevention of bird flu and biosecurity measures, and have strengthened cleaning and disinfection in the wetland park. The wetland park
said that it will pay close attention to the situation of birds in the park, and has posted notices to remind the public Pay attention to personal hygiene.
AFCD confirms that a black-faced spoonbill in Wetland Park is infected with H5N1 avian influenza virus
13/12/2022 5:40
The Fisheries and Conservation Department has verified that a black-faced spoonbill carcass found in the mudflats of Tin Shui Wai Wetland Park was found to be infected with H5N1 avian influenza virus. It has notified two chicken farms within a three-kilometer range. No abnormal death or infection of chickens has been found for the time being. Bird flu symptoms, will remind poultry farmers, strengthen the prevention of bird flu and biosecurity measures, and have strengthened cleaning and disinfection in the wetland park. The wetland park
said that it will pay close attention to the situation of birds in the park, and has posted notices to remind the public Pay attention to personal hygiene.
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