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Bird flu ruled out in Menindee pelican deaths, but cause still a mystery
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Bird flu ruled out in Menindee pelican deaths, but cause still a mystery
Investigations are continuing into the deaths of around 400 pelican chicks and juveniles at Kinchega National Park, near the Menindee Lakes, with authorities confirming over the weekend that the birds did not die from H5 bird flu. The mass casualties were discovered on Friday. Laboratory testing of samples taken from the dead birds has come back negative across the board, the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) says…
As a result of the measures taken due to bird flu, many people have stopped working. Now the market is starting up, there would be demand, but the system is toothless.
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