Australia confirms local transmission of the highly virulent strain, with 24 suspected cases in South Australia
Deadly H5N1 bird flu detected in Victoria for first time
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Testing is underway on an additional 13 suspected cases in South Australia, bringing the total suspected cases to 24. All 15 of the state's confirmed H5 bird flu cases have been in wild seabirds. Clare Scriven, the SA minister for primary industries, said earlier on Wednesday: "This is concerning but not unexpected.".
Furthermore, Conservationists have expressed fears for the sea lion population there.
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Testing is underway on an additional 13 suspected cases in South Australia, bringing the total suspected cases to 24.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldAll 15 of the state's confirmed H5 bird flu cases have been in wild seabirds.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldClare Scriven, the SA minister for primary industries, said earlier on Wednesday: "This is concerning but not unexpected."
according to The Guardian - WorldConservationists have expressed fears for the sea lion population there.
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