Tens of millions of wild birds have already died worldwide. Since 2021, the H5N1 strain has devastated colonies of seabirds and marine mammals. New Zealand, however, has remained free from infection.

Surveillance and bio-security measures have been intensified at the National Zoological Park after avian influenza infection led to the death of 12 birds, an official said on ...

The zoo has remained shut for visitors since Friday, after the bird flu outbreak was confirmed by zoo officials ...

Panic gripped after several birds died of bird flu at the Delhi Zoo, Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Singh on Monday said random samples of poultry will be collected from markets and Murga Mandi.

Delhi Health Minister monitors bird flu outbreak in National Zoological Park, advises caution and avoidance of chicken consumption.

Surveillance and bio-security measures have been intensified at the National Zoological Park after avian influenza infection led to the death of 12 birds. Surveillance teams are surveying the premises ...

A 'controlled zone' has been put in place across the area and birds humanely culled after after cases of the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu variant were confirmed in Frome, Somerset ...

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The National Zoological Park in New Delhi is closed indefinitely following an avian influenza outbreak that resulted in the death of 12 birds.

Thousands of chickens are to be slaughtered at a farm in Exminster following an outbreak of bird flu, it has emerged.

The highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus was confirmed in poultry at a premises in southwestern England, Reuters reported, citing the UK government on Sunday.

Two dead storks at Delhi Zoo have tested positive for the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu virus, prompting authorities to shut the facility from Saturday, Reuters reported, citing the Times of India.