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94 Bird Deaths Reported In Maharashtra Amid Bird Flu Scare
94 fresh bird deaths have been reported in Maharashtra amid the avian influenza scare, the state government said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra On Alert To Deal With Any Situation: Minister Amid Bird Flu Scare
Amid the spreading scare of bird flu across many parts of the country and in the state, Maharashtra Animal Husbandry Minister Sunil Kedar on Tuesday said that the state government is on alert to deal with the situation that may arise in coming days.
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Mumbai Civic Body Issues Guidelines To Tackle Bird Flu
With samples of two crows from Mumbai testing positive for bird flu, the Mumbai civic body on Monday issued a set of guidelines on reporting the death of birds and safe disposal of their remains.
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700 Birds To Be Culled Following Bird Flu Scare
The Gujarat Animal Husbandry Department on Tuesday decided to cull around 700 birds kept at an animal care centre near the city after some of the Guinea fowls brought Ahmedabad from Mumbai were found to be infected with Avian Influenza, commonly known as Bird flu.
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94 Bird Deaths Reported In Maharashtra Amid Bird Flu Scare
94 fresh bird deaths have been reported in Maharashtra amid the avian influenza scare, the state government said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra On Alert To Deal With Any Situation: Minister Amid Bird Flu Scare
Amid the spreading scare of bird flu across many parts of the country and in the state, Maharashtra Animal Husbandry Minister Sunil Kedar on Tuesday said that the state government is on alert to deal with the situation that may arise in coming days.
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Mumbai Civic Body Issues Guidelines To Tackle Bird Flu
With samples of two crows from Mumbai testing positive for bird flu, the Mumbai civic body on Monday issued a set of guidelines on reporting the death of birds and safe disposal of their remains.
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700 Birds To Be Culled Following Bird Flu Scare
The Gujarat Animal Husbandry Department on Tuesday decided to cull around 700 birds kept at an animal care centre near the city after some of the Guinea fowls brought Ahmedabad from Mumbai were found to be infected with Avian Influenza, commonly known as Bird flu.
