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World Organisation for Animal Health

Slovakia Faces Major Avian Influenza Outbreak Amid Regional Concerns

Slovakia faces a severe avian influenza outbreak, confirmed by the World Organisation for Animal Health, with the H5N1 strain leading to the death of 200 birds and the culling of over 40,000 more. As concerns rise across Europe, health officials urge enhanced biosecurity measures to protect poultry and prevent economic impacts on the industry.

H5N1 Avian Influenza Outbreaks Reported in Hungary and Italy

Hungary and Italy have reported new outbreaks of the H5N1 avian influenza virus, marking a significant resurgence of bird flu in Europe. The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) confirmed these cases, prompting immediate biosecurity measures on affected farms. With the potential for severe economic impacts on the poultry industry, authorities urge vigilance among farmers to report unusual mortality rates. As migratory birds can spread the virus, ongoing collaboration and enhanced surveillance are crucial to mitigate future outbreaks.