Avian Flu Outbreaks Prompt Restrictions in Netherlands and Germany
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Avian flu outbreaks have occurred in poultry farms in the Netherlands and Germany, leading to the culling of thousands of birds and the implementation of strict biosecurity measures. In the Netherlands, a nationwide ban on keeping poultry has been introduced, while in Germany, a general decree on biosecurity measures has been reactivated. The outbreaks have been confirmed in various regions, including Groningen, North Holland, and Schleswig-Flensburg, with over 45,000 birds culled in total. Strict measures, such as cleaning and disinfecting hands, shoes, and transport vehicles, as well as preventing access to wild birds, have been implemented to stop the spread of the pathogen.
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