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Hundreds of Storks Found Dead Amid Bird Flu Probe

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HUNDREDS of storks have been found dead along a river near Madrid, raising concern about the rising cases of bird flu in Spain, according to a statement made by officials on Tuesday, December 9. Bird flu, also known as H5N1 or avian influenza, can cause major damage to agricultural sectors and food supplies. Additionally, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, or ECDC… Source

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The carcasses of the birds were found this week in the area of the city of Getafe, south of Madrid, along the Manzanares River. Other bird carcasses have been found around the capital. Authorities say the migrating birds likely brought the virus with them from northern Europe on their way to warmer climes. Spanish authorities initially thought it was a weak strain of bird flu that did not warrant a warning. However, test results eventually showe…

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About 400 white storks died.

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About 400 white storks have died from bird flu in Spain. The post What happened? 400 dead white storks found appeared first on Most Hír.

White storks in their nest.EPA / Darek DelmanowiczAvian flu is thought to have killed around 400 white storks in Spain. The birds have been found dead along the banks of the Manzanares River, south of the capital Madrid, and in several other areas near the city. Officials believe the birds carried the virus from further north and initially thought it was a relatively weak strain. The strain has since been found to be both highly contagious and d…

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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