US EditionChhindwara bird flu detected in cats – Is there a risk to humans?
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Chhindwara bird flu detected in cats – Is there a risk to humans?
In the 50s, our world was introduced to a new disease called Avian influenza, 'bird flu'. As a result, a large number of birds, especially chickens, began to fall ill and die. Bird flu (H5N1) is spreading from time to time in different parts of the world. But in recent times, the pattern has changed. This disease used to spread only to birds but now it has started spreading to domestic animals, especially cats. Apart from all this, there have be…
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