Aussies warned ‘do not touch’ amid rising bird flu cases and human transmission fears
Authorities in Australia have issued a "do not touch" warning to the public as bird flu cases rise, amid growing concern about the risk of the virus spreading to humans. The warning is aimed at anyone who encounters sick or dead birds, reflecting heightened vigilance from health and agriculture officials as avian influenza continues to circulate.
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