News Topic:Bird Flu

First avian influenza case detected in Bandipora

The Bandipora district reported its first case of avian influenza as samples taken from dead domestic geese returned positive.

Bird flu cases found in Shopian

The cases of Bird flu have been reported among dead crows in Wadipora village of south Kashmir's Shopian district.

Bird flu cases confirmed in poultry in JK: Govt

Jammu and Kashmir is among 14 States and UTs where Avian Influenza among commercially reared and wild birds has been confirmed.

Bird flu cases reported among domestic birds in Udhampur

Several cases of Avian Flu, commonly known as Bird Flu, have been reported in Udhampur district among the domestic birds, officials said.

Bird Flu cases reported in four districts of Kashmir

Authorities today confirmed Avian Flu (Bird Flu) among the crows and migratory birds in the Kashmir Valley.

Amid Bird flu scare, ban on import of poultry into J&K

SRINAGAR — The government of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday decided to ban import of poultry into the Union Territory in view of spread...

Samples collected for Bird flu as birds die mysteriously in Rajouri

JAMMU — Several birds, mostly crows, have died under mysterious conditions in Panj Peer area of Rajouri town over the past few days amid...

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