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Bird flu reported in 108 countries--U.N.
Thu, 2024-12-19 18:30 —
mike kraft
Avian flu reported in 108 countries across five continents, says UN health agency
Avian influenza has caused the deaths of more than 300 million birds worldwide and the virus “is increasingly crossing species barriers”, according to UN health officers.
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