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Australia to roll out flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds
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The Australian government's decision to vaccinate native birds against flu reflects concerns about the potential impact of avian influenza on the country's unique and diverse bird populations. Many native Australian bird species are already considered vulnerable or endangered due to habitat loss, climate change, and other environmental factors, making them more susceptible to the effects of disease. The vaccination effort, targeting priority species in captivity, aims to protect these birds and prevent the spread of flu in controlled environments.
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Australia to roll out flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds
Agriculture minister says immunisation drive will start in ‘coming days and weeks’ with focus on priority species in captivity
11 Aug, 05:55
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