What measures has the government suggested for animals infected by bird flu
Centre advises States to quarantine animals after tiger and leopard deaths in Nagpur due to bird flu
- Government suggests quarantining animals suspected of being infected with bird flu to prevent the spread of the disease.
- States are advised to closely monitor and test animals showing symptoms or coming in contact with infected birds.
- Proper disposal of infected animal carcasses is recommended to avoid further spread of the virus.
- Veterinary teams are deployed to affected areas for rapid response and containment measures.
- Educating farmers and the public about bird flu prevention and control measures to reduce the risk of transmission.
- Implementing biosecurity measures in poultry farms and wild animal habitats to prevent future outbreaks.
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