Bird flu spreads to new continent

The Australian Minister of Agriculture announced the detection of H5 avian influenza strain in Western Australia for the first time, making it the highly contagious strain now present on all continents. The case was discovered in a migratory seabird of the "Black-legged Kittiwake" species in a remote area. Authorities expect the virus to spread globally, despite no reported infections in poultry so far. An emergency meeting was held to address the outbreak, with the government emphasizing that the virus transmission is linked to bird migration. There is growing concern regarding biodiversity, especially endangered species within the country.

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