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Avian flu scare in Kendrapara

in District Diary, Uncategorized January 16, 2017 Comments Off on Avian flu scare in Kendrapara 1,397 Views

Kendrapara : ONT Bureaue:17/1/17:About a hundred pigeons have succumbed to an unknown disease triggering avian flu scare in a far off village in Mahakalapada tehsil of Kendrapara district, sources said.
Some death incidents of fowls were also reported from nearby localities last week. The avian beauties are dying almost on a daily basis, a veterinary official said.
With scares of bird flu gripping the state after such incidents of crow deaths and culling of poultry at Khurda, Keonjhar, Rourkela the deaths of pigeons in Mahakalpada has triggered panic situation of bird flu.

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