HEALTHTHE GUARDIAN WORLD
Seven suspected new bird flu cases are ‘evidence of spread’ into Australian wildlife, experts warn
South Australia has reported seven new suspected cases of H5 bird flu in greater crested terns, with experts warning the disease may be spreading through local bird populations. The affected birds were found along the Limestone Coast, raising concerns about the outbreak's impact on wildlife.
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