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The migratory birds were found dead at Himachal Pradesh’s Pong Dam wetland, officials said

Ashwani Sharma28 March 2021FacebookTwitterGoogle +LinkedinWhatsappFollow Outlook India OnNews

Animal husbandry and wildlife teams at Pong DamFile Photo: Maritunjay Puri

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Himachal Pradesh, which witnessed a temporary lull in bird flu cases, has once again reported deaths of migratory birds and this time the bar headed geese seem to be the latest victim of the H5N1 virus.

Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) Archana Sharma said 27 birds were found dead during the last three days at the state’s Pong Dam wetland.

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