Iran culls birds after avian influenza outbreak
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TEHRAN, IRAN: Iran has killed hundreds of thousands of birds in new weeks as avian influenza spreads opposite 7 provinces of a country, officials have reported.
More than 1,000 furious birds, mostly geese, have been found passed in a Mighan wetland in executive Iran, a environmental insurance organization told state news group IRNA on Monday.
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IRNA pronounced 63,000 chickens, along with 800,000 fertilised eggs and day-old chicks, were culled during a plantation in Qazvin range in new days after an conflict of a lethal H1N8 and H1N5 strains of a disease.
That adds to a 725,000 birds neutralised given mid-November opposite a nation following 9 influenza outbreaks, according to a news from a World Organisation for Animal Health expelled final week.
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Licenses for bird sharpened have been dangling due to fear of infection by roving birds, and people have been suggested not to buy diversion birds during internal markets.
Despite a tiny series of tellurian deaths in opposite countries over a years, a illness is mostly a risk to other birds, swelling fast and murdering vast numbers.
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However, scientists have lifted concerns that bird influenza strains could mutate to be transmitted between humans.
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