India to cull tens of thousands of birds over avian flu outbreak; Uttar Pradesh rolls out Covid-19 vaccination dry run


Shimla, India, Jan 5, 2021 (AFP): Tens of thousands of poultry will be slaughtered in India after an outbreak of deadly avian influenza was found to have killed scores of birds across the country, officials said Tuesday.

At least six Indian states have stepped up efforts to contain two strains of bird flu -- H5N1 and H5N8 -- in recent days after the deaths of thousands of migratory birds, ducks, crows and chickens.

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