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​India: Bird flu scare in Bihar?s Muzaffarpur after dozen crows found dead

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Bird flu scare in Bihar?s Muzaffarpur after dozen crows found dead

Jitendra K Shrivastava
Tribune News Service
Patna, December 6

Amid a bird flu scare after the death of a few birds in some localities of Bihar, a dozen crows were allegedly said to have died of avian influenza viruses in Bihar?s Muzaffarpur district on Sunday.

After some crows were found dead in Sakra locality of Muzaffarpur, Chandanpatti villagers are scared of bird flu as such cases had reportedly been found in several parts of the state, including the Patna zoo.
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https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/n...rpur-after-dozen-crows-found-dead/709523.html

Dead crows trigger bird flu scare in Bihar
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA MUZAFFARPUR, JANUARY 06, 2019 23:06 IST
UPDATED: JANUARY 06, 2019 23:06 IST
Carcasses of about 12 crows were found in an orchard in Muzaffarpur district on Sunday morning, triggering fear of suspected bird flu.

District Animal Husbandry Officer Dr Manoj Kumar said prima facie it did not appear to be a case of bird flu.

The crows were found dead in a mango orchard at Chandanpatti village under Sakra block.
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https://www.thehindu.com/news/natio...r-bird-flu-scare-in-bihar/article25926830.ece
 
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