Author Topic: Oldham Bird Flu.  (Read 178 times)

celeste

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Oldham Bird Flu.
« on: 10:34:12, 07/02/23 »
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-64552537?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA

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Bird flu has been found at a park in Greater Manchester.

The virus was confirmed at Alexandra Park in Oldham after several birds were found dead in the boating lake.

The lake is currently closed to all activities, including fishing, until further notice and Oldham Council said it was monitoring the situation.

Visitors have been asked not to touch or try to help sick or injured birds and to report any they see to park staff.

People are also asked not to feed birds, keep dogs on leads near the water and stay on the paths.

Councillor Hannah Roberts, cabinet member for neighbourhoods, said the outbreak was "very sad news" as the birds "are very popular with visitors".

"Avian flu has nothing to do with water quality or the environment and poses a low risk to humans," she said.

"Anyone who keeps birds must, by law, keep them housed and follow strict bio-security measures."

The world is currently facing its largest ever outbreak of avian flu and record cases have been identified across the UK.
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Re: Oldham Bird Flu.
« Reply #1 on: 17:54:41, 09/02/23 »
That’s true, bird flu does indeed pose no direct risk to humans. It does, however, severely disrupt the food supply when millions of poultry and game birds are slaughtered in order to confront this (probably imaginary) “crisis”.


How convenient for the Globalist elite is that?

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Re: Oldham Bird Flu.
« Reply #2 on: 22:15:31, 09/02/23 »
I hope those birds weren't victims of 'Covid' !
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