Suddenly, the death of crows has been stirred for a week. According to media reports, samples of 50 dead crows sent from Indore have been confirmed to have avian flu strains. At the same time, samples of dead crows from Mandsaur and Khargone districts were sent to High-Security Animal Disease Laboratory (HSADL) in Bhopal. Whose postmortem report has not come yet. Let us tell you that fear is spread in many parts of the state about avian flu (bird flu). At the same time, there is an alert across the state in view of avian influenza virus infection.
An alert has been issued in the Indore Zoo. Here it has been asked to take all necessary steps for disinfection. At the same time, the District Health Department in Indore has conducted a door-to-door survey in an area of one kilometer around the campus of Daily College. Let me tell you that the most dead crows were found from the campus of this college. At the same time, according to officials, no symptoms were found anywhere in the people living in the area, only ten people were reported to have cold and cough.
The crows who are dying from the trees, the people living in the Jangleshwar Mahadev temple area claim that the crows have been falling after dying from the trees in Kasarawad for the last three days. Social workers and local people are helping the officials of the Veterinary Department to find the dead crows.
Two districts report coming
According to media reports, more than 200 crows were found dead in the last three days in Mandsaur. In the last two days, 20 crows were found dead in the Kasrawad area of Khargone and their number is likely to increase. 145 crows have been found dead from the Daily College Area in Indore. It is suspected that all these crows died due to H5N8 avian flu, which has been identified in 5 samples received by HSDAL in Bhopal. The bird flu has been confirmed in a sample sent from Indore.
