Nébih: it is no longer required to keep poultry captive
The agency stresses in a statement that it is important that keepers also comply with minimum disease control conditions, thus minimizing the risk of re-emergence of bird flu in the country.
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he relief may have been due to the favorable development of the epidemic situation, as the Nébih laboratory has not detected any new infections in domestic, wild or captive birds since 5 June. (MTI)
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