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India: H5N1 suspected in waterfowl deaths in Odisha's Chilika Lake

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://odishasuntimes.com/103343/bird-flu-scare-oodishas-chilika-lake/

Bird flu scare in Odisha?s Chilika lake; alert sounded
Odisha Sun Times Bureau
Bhubaneswar, Dec 15:

A bird flu alert has been sounded by the local administration in Odisha?s Chilka lake after hundreds of migratory birds were found dead in the area in the last few days.

Though post mortem has not been carried out on any of the dead birds yet, bird flu is suspected to be the primary reason for their unexplained death.

Local administration has put up posters around Chilika urging people not to catch, prey or eat bird meat or step over their excreta. The posters also advise the locals not to let their domestic animals go anywhere near the dead birds or touch it themselves which can infect them...
 
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