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India
356 more birds die in Maharashtra; samples sent for testing
Mumbai: Maharashtra has reported the death of 356 more birds, most of them poultry birds, amid the avian influenza outbreak in parts of the state, the government said on Wednesday. The…
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Bird flu outbreak in poultry confirmed in 10 states: Govt
New Delhi: The Centre on Saturday said that the outbreak of bird flu in poultry birds has been confirmed in 10 states, while 13 states have reported the disease in…
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Bird flu confirmed in 9 states
New Delhi: Outbreaks of avian influenza have been confirmed in poultry birds in nine states across the country, and in crows, migratory/wild birds from 12 states, the Union Ministry of…
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Hyderabad: Poultry shop owners urge govt to bear the loss due to Bird flu
Hyderabad: The anxiety due to the Bird flu outbreak has given a fresh blow to the poultry industries across the nation. “The number of customers has declined due to rumors…
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Poultry industry hit by bird flu fears, chicken prices drop by 50 percent
New Delhi: After the coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on the country’s poultry industry, it is now reeling under the fresh threat of the bird flu infection. Due to the fear of…
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Six states confirm bird flu, Centre calls for awareness on safety of poultry products
New Delhi: As bird flu or avian influenza outbreak has spread to six states in the country, the Centre has requested states and Union Territories (UTs) to increase awareness regarding…
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Coronavirus does not spread through poultry: FSSAI
New Delhi: Coronavirus does not spread through poultry, said a statement released by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Tuesday amid rumours that consumption of poultry…
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Coronavirus scare: India poultry industry hit by false claims
New Delhi: India’s poultry industry is reeling after sales fell nearly 80 percent over false claims that chickens were carriers of the new coronavirus and could pass it to humans,…
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