Bird flu affects stork population in Spain

Bird Flu Outbreaks in Madrid

Spanish authorities have confirmed four bird flu outbreaks among wild birds in the Madrid region, following the discovery of hundreds of dead storks. Officials assure that no poultry farms are impacted and that there is no significant risk to human health, despite a broader surge of the virus across Europe. The situation is being closely monitored to prevent further spread. Public health measures remain in place to protect both wildlife and human populations.

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