Published On: March 9, 2017 07:05 AM NPT By: Republica | @RepublicaNepal
ITAHARI, March 9: Bird flu has been confirmed in the birds protected at the zoo inside the children’s park of Taltalaiya, a tourist spot in the region.
A sample of dead birds from the zoo was found to carry the avian influenza virus in a test carried out by the regional laboratory in Biratnagar and the central laboratory in Kathmandu.
The zoo has been shut down for at least a month to avoid transmission to humans, the zoo authorities said. A turkey, peacock, owl, swan and other rare species of birds in the zoo perished, according to the zoo. There are 22 bird species at the zoo.
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